Metal Energy Appoints Charlie Greig as CEO

Core Viewpoint - Metal Energy Corp. has appointed Charlie Greig as CEO, aiming to enhance value from the NIV project in British Columbia's Toodoggone Region, which is considered a promising porphyry copper-gold target [1][10]. Management Change - Charlie Greig, with a distinguished 40-year career in exploration geology, has been appointed as CEO, succeeding James Sykes [3][4]. - Greig's previous experience includes significant roles in the discovery of major mining projects, such as GT Gold's Saddle North and Saddle South [3]. Funding and Investment - Metal Energy is fully funded for 2026, having secured $9.25 million in financing from cornerstone investors Centerra Gold and Teck Resources, each holding 9.9% of the company's shares [5][6]. - This investment was made prior to any drilling at the NIV project, indicating strong confidence in the project's potential [6]. Exploration Plans - The company plans to announce its 2026 exploration program, focusing on high-priority drill targets at the NIV Property, which spans over 12,500 hectares [7][8]. - The NIV project has shown strong geochemical anomalies, with copper levels exceeding 300 ppm and gold levels over 200 ppb across a strike length of more than 5 km [11]. Project Overview - The NIV Property is located approximately 32 km south of Centerra Gold's Kemess mine complex and is fully permitted and drill-ready [8][10]. - The project is part of Metal Energy's portfolio, which includes other high-potential projects such as the Highland Valley and Manibridge projects [12].