Core Viewpoint - Gold'n Futures Mineral Corp. has completed a strategic corporate restructuring involving the acquisition of six British Columbia companies and the assignment of non-core mineral claims in Newfoundland and Labrador, aimed at strengthening its asset base and simplifying its capital structure [1][4]. Acquisition Details - The company acquired all issued and outstanding shares of six British Columbia-incorporated companies, which own mineral claims in south-central British Columbia, resulting in Gold'n Futures holding 100% legal and beneficial interests in these claims [2][3]. - The acquired BC Claims are located in a key area of British Columbia's copper-porphyry belt, near Rock-Creek Canyon and the Eagle Plains rare-earth extension zone, with potential for copper-gold and rare-earth mineralization [3]. Debt Elimination - In a concurrent transaction, the company assigned the Brady Claims in Newfoundland and Labrador to a director, Stephen Wilkinson, in exchange for the release of $220,537.59 in outstanding shareholder loans and other indebtedness, significantly improving the company's balance sheet [4]. Board Approval - The Board of Directors unanimously approved both the acquisition and the assignment transactions, with no finder's fees involved and no change of control of the company resulting from these transactions [5].