Green Bridge Metals to Ship Titac Drill Core for Metallurgical Testing to Evaluate Titanium Dioxide Extraction Potential

Core Insights - Green Bridge Metals Corporation plans to ship diamond drill core from its Titac Project in Minnesota for metallurgical testing to evaluate titanium dioxide extraction potential [1] - The company is conducting a diamond drilling program at the Titac deposit to test copper mineralization while also advancing its understanding of titanium mineralization [1] - The Titac deposit contains an average grade of 15% TiO2 and low-grade copper (0.3-0.4%), making it a multi-commodity asset [1] Metallurgical Program Importance - Metallurgical testing aims to provide data on the recoverability of TiO2 from ilmenite mineralization, which is crucial for assessing the economic viability of the deposit [1] - The understanding of processing characteristics of titanium-bearing material during copper drilling may define opportunities for co-product value [1] - Results from metallurgical testing are expected to support future resource evaluation and engineering studies [1] IR Program Renewal - The company has renewed its engagement with MCS Market Communication Service GmbH for online marketing services, effective immediately [1] - The renewed term for services is expected to run until June 1, 2026, with a total compensation of EUR 372,000 for this term [1] - Compensation for the services is fixed and not tied to market performance, with no securities provided as compensation [1]