Core Insights - Transition Metals Corp. is optimistic about 2026, anticipating continued progress due to improved investor sentiment and a constructive commodity market, positioning the company to unlock value across its portfolio of projects, investments, and royalty interests [2][9] 2025 Technical Accomplishments - The company focused on exploration at two key projects: Pike Warden in Yukon and Saturday Night near Thunder Bay, Ontario [3] - At Pike Warden, over 1,500 rock and soil samples were collected, and significant mineralization was identified, including samples with grades exceeding 10,000 ppm Ag, 2.8 g/t Au, and 1.9% Cu [6] - Two drill programs were completed at Pike Warden, with notable results including intervals grading 50-100 g/t Ag and increased geological understanding of the area [6] - At Saturday Night, two drill programs were completed, with significant intersections of PGM and Cu mineralization, including 14.00 m grading 1.04 g/t PGEs and 0.19% Cu [10][11] 2025 Corporate Activities - Transition Metals strengthened its financial position by monetizing projects, recovering exploration funds, and raising capital, including $758,133 from the sale of shares [8][11] - The company sold its 50% share in the Fostung tungsten project for USD 2.5 million while retaining a 0.25% net smelter royalty [11] Plans for 2026 - The company plans to advance exploration on key projects, including further drilling at Pike Warden and Saturday Night, and rejuvenating exploration on the Gowganda Gold project [12] - Transition Metals aims to enhance corporate visibility and market access, including efforts to secure DTC eligibility for US investors and expanding investor outreach [12][13] - The company will participate in key industry events to strengthen its presence and connect with investors [14] Portfolio Optimization and Partnerships - Transition Metals will leverage its project generator model to advance projects through joint ventures and strategic transactions, creating value through royalties and equity holdings [19]