Accessibility StatementSkip Navigation MIAMI, Nov. 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- NatGold Digital Ltd. ("NatGold" or the "Company") today announced the receipt of its first official supply-side submission for NatGold Tokenization Approval. The application was submitted by NatBridge Resources Ltd. ("NatBridge") (CSE: NATB | OTC: NATBF | FSE: GI80) for the tokenization of the subsurface mineral rights associated with Land Parcels 45 and 46 within the Cahuilla Gold Project, located in Imperial County, California. Th ...

Core Insights - NatBridge Resources Ltd. has initiated the tokenization approval process for the Cahuilla Gold Project in collaboration with NatGold Digital, aiming to convert mineral resources into digital assets [1][3][4] - The agreement allows NatBridge to receive 73% of gross token sales proceeds, with token issuance expected to begin in Q1 2026 [3][4] - The Cahuilla Gold Project contains approximately 122,211 ounces of indicated gold resources and 6,650 ounces of inferred gold resources [4][5] Group 1: Tokenization Agreement - NatBridge has signed a Resource Certification & Tokenization Agreement with NatGold Digital, which includes a 15% market liquidity fee on gross token sales [3] - The tokenization process will utilize NatGold Digital's patent-pending ratios, potentially resulting in approximately 50,214 NatGold Tokens from the indicated and inferred resources [7] - This agreement is the first project presented to NatGold Digital for tokenization, marking a significant milestone for NatBridge [4][8] Group 2: Project Details - The Cahuilla Gold Project consists of Land Parcels 45 and 46, with a total of 12,290,139 tonnes of resources at a cutoff grade of 0.005 oz/ton [4][5] - The project is part of a broader strategy by NatBridge to transform gold resources into tradable digital assets, enhancing liquidity and shareholder value [4][10] - NatBridge is also negotiating for additional mineral rights in Phase 2, which includes approximately 50,702,466 tonnes containing 596,535 ounces of indicated gold [9] Group 3: Strategic Partnerships - The collaboration with NatGold Digital is seen as a crucial step in advancing digital mining frameworks and establishing a model for future partnerships in the gold resource sector [8][15] - NatBridge has previously acquired mineral rights to the same parcels from Teras Resources Ltd., with final payments contingent on successful token issuance [8][9] - The agreement with NatGold Digital grants NatBridge exclusive rights to supply mineral rights for the creation of the first 2.5 million NatGold Tokens [10] Group 4: Company Overview - NatBridge Resources Ltd. is focused on the gold resource supply side of NatGold Digital's tokenization ecosystem, aiming to redefine how gold's value is captured through blockchain technology [13] - The company is positioned at the intersection of gold investment, sustainable investing, and the tokenization of real-world assets, reflecting a commitment to eco-friendly practices [13]

Company Overview - NatBridge Resources Ltd. is a publicly traded Canadian company listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE), the OTC Markets in the United States, and the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE) [2] - The company is focused on the gold resource supply side of NatGold Digital Ltd.'s digital gold mining ecosystem, which utilizes a blockchain-powered, eco-friendly digital mining process [2] - NatBridge aims to capture gold's value through tokenization, eliminating traditional extraction costs and associated environmental impacts [2] Strategic Focus - The company's strategy involves acquiring gold resources that meet the certification standards for NatGold Tokens, positioning itself as a key player in the intersection of gold, sustainable investing, and asset tokenization [2] - NatBridge is operating within three major global investment trends: gold, sustainable investing, and the tokenization of real-world assets [2] Leadership Changes - Eugene McBurney has resigned as a director of NatBridge to focus on his primary business interests, and the company has expressed gratitude for his contributions [1]