High-grade nickel-copper-PGE projects in Tier-1 mining jurisdictions of Canada and Finland

Exposure to two battery metals essential for the clean energy transition

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As the world shifts to clean green energy technologies, the demand for battery metals like nickel and copper is soaring. GT Resources (TSXV: GT) is at the forefront, focused on discovering and producing essential Green Transportation Metals, including sulphide nickel, copper, palladium, platinum, and cobalt.

With $8 million of cash as of June 30^th, we are positioned for value creation through exploration success and other accretive opportunities

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The Investment Thesis for GT Resources

This Article Covers: 

> Why Us?

> Leadership

> Rising Demand

> Yukon

> Key Projects

> Finland

> Share Structure

Strategic Focus:
Driven by the rising demand for critical metals needed to combat climate change.

Prime Locations: 
Advancing district-scale deposits in Canada and Finland, poised for significant development.

Why GT Resources?

Sustainable Practices: 
Committed to responsible operations including protection of biodiversity and water.

GT Resources' flagship asset, the Canalask Nickel-Copper Project in Yukon, Canada, boasts a strategic location near the Alaska Highway, just 4.5 hours from Whitehorse. Situated on the prolific Kluane Ultramafic Belt, known for its rich nickel-copper mineralization, Canalask offers excellent access and infrastructure. The project, previously explored by Falconbridge, includes a historic footwall deposit¹ with estimated nickel grades of 1.35% over 400,000 tonnes, and significant potential for high copper grades. GT Resources is targeting high-grade massive sulfides, capitalizing on the area's extensive mineralization potential to drive future growth and value.

The worldwide transition to a low-carbon future demands substantial increases in nickel and copper production to bolster clean energy infrastructure. According to the International Energy Agency, meeting the Paris Climate Agreement targets requires a 19-fold increase in nickel and a 7-fold increase in copper production by 2040, compared to 2020 levels. This surging demand, combined with underinvestment in new mines and stringent ESG requirements, is likely to trigger a super cycle in copper and sulphide nickel prices. With Glencore's strategic support, this scenario presents a golden opportunity for GT Resources to supply responsibly sourced nickel and copper, positioning the company as a key player in the evolving market.

Canalask Project: High-Grade Nickel-Copper in Yukon

Rising Demand for Nickel and Copper for a Sustainable Future

Around 40% of Future copper demand growth will come from green technologies

Electric Vehicles 15% a year

Offshore Wind 10%  a year

Solar Power 4% a year

Source: Wood Mackenzie

GT Resources Key Projects

Figure 2. Location Map of the LK Project and NI 43-101 Mineral Resources.

Figure 1. Isometric view looking west of the ultramafic dyke and maxwell plates which suggest the historic drilling only pierced the upper edge of the main conductor.

Fully-funded with $8M in treasury to aggressively increase existing resources and to conduct accretive activities

Backed by mining heavyweights Glencore and Eric Sprott along with strong retail following

Experienced management team with skin in the game and track record of success

Attractive entry point with over 50% of share price represented by cash

Historical Resource Estimate 

Readers are cautioned that the Company has not attempted to verify historic mineral resource estimates and therefore readers should not place any reliance on any historical estimate. A qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify a historical estimate as a current mineral resource, additionally, a qualified person has not yet determined what work needs to be done to upgrade or verify a historical estimate as a current mineral resources or mineral reserves. The Company is not treating any historical estimates as current mineral resources.

 
A Historical Resource Estimate on the Main Zone of the Canalask Project is quoted at 400,000 tonnes at 1.35% nickel (copper was not reported) by Discovery Mines Ltd. in 1968 (Yukon Assessment Report 094599). The parameters, methodology and categorise used are not known, and thus the reliability of the estimate cannot be determined, however, it is still considered relevant as underground development and diamond drilling in the 1950 & 1960s supported the estimate and provides a guide for future exploration.

Finland the LK Project:  Promising PGE rich, Copper-Nickel Asset

GT Resources’s foundational value is its PGE rich nickel-copper LK Project in Finland which presents substantial growth opportunities. The LK Project boasts a significant disseminated sulfide resource that can be grown with additional drilling. Drilling has demonstrated high-tenor copper-nickel-PGE sulphides at LK and the ability to generate high-value concentrates. With over $8 million in working capital, the company is well-positioned to advance its projects, ensuring strategic expansion and investor confidence in its robust portfolio.