Announcement • 8h
Maverick Gold and Silver Completes First Phase Work Programs on Its Nevada Properties Maverick Gold and Silver Corp. has recently completed its first phase work programs on its Nevada properties. Work completed at the Gator property consisted of a magnetotelluric, or MT, geophysical survey over the Gator South target and detailed geological mapping over the GSX target, which is located immediately to the south of the Gator South target. The next steps at Gator will be the selection of drill targets and the amendment of the existing drill permit to include the GSX target. The new mapping over the GSX target has significantly increased the areal extent of the high-level hydrothermal alteration within the calcareous sediments of the Havallah Formation. This favourable alteration style has now been mapped over an area extending 1,200 metres by 700 metres. In addition, this mapping has significantly refined the Company's understanding of the GSX target and has provided critical conclusions that will be used for our planned drill program as follows: The GSX Northeast Structure provides primary structural control to the mineral system, with the best alteration and geochemistry located at intersections with secondary north-northeast structures. Lithology provides an equally important mineral control - a mappable calcareous sandstone-siltstone sub-unit hosts strong alteration and mineralization disseminated well away from structural feeders. The favorable sub-unit demonstrates significantly stronger deformation than other Havallah units, suggesting more complex structural preparation prior to mineralization. The Northeast Structure and north-northeast intersections are the focus of hydrothermal fluid flow, with historic rock chip sampling demonstrating local strong disseminated mineralization including up to 0.128 g/t Au, 601 ppm As, 371 ppm Sb, and 58 ppm Hg. At the covered Gator South target, a detailed MT survey was completed to assist in target definition under Triassic-aged volcanic rocks. MT is an excellent form of geophysics for mapping contrasts in subsurface resistivity, which helps to identify potential alteration zones and fluid pathways at depth. The geophysical survey confirmed the location of key lithologic contacts as well as indicating that two north-northwest structures continue at least 1,100 metres north from the GSX target. These deep-seated structures that feature strong silicification at GSX indicate that the Gator South and GSX targets are potentially part of the same, larger, mineralizing system. The Jericho Property is located approximately 40 km northeast of Pioche and is within the Eastern Calderas mineralized district. Work completed at Jericho consisted of property wide prospecting and sampling as well as the collection of drone footage. The Jericho property is host to low sulfidation epithermal gold and silver mineralization made up of quartz veins, breccias, and stockwork zones that occur within two sub-parallel northeast striking structural corridors: the West Trend and the East Trend. The Company was able to confirm that the West Trend does continue for at least 4 kilometres and were able to identify two additional zones - the Upper Flats and the NE Extension Zones. The West Trend now includes (from southwest to northeast) the Helen, Tempa, Fluorite Flats, Upper Flats, and the NE Extension Zones. Over the four-kilometre length of the trend, the difference in elevation from the Helen Zone to the NE Extension Zone is approximately 1,700 feet, or 520 metres. The surface expression of the mineralization varies from multiple metre wide quartz/calcite veins and stockwork at Helen, to 2- to 10-metre-wide quartz/adularia vein and associated stockwork zones at Tempa, to stockwork zones at Fluorite Flats and Upper Flats, to low temperature silica alteration at the NE Extension Zone. The East Trend is subparallel to the West Trend and has been traced for approximately two kilometres. This structural corridor is host to the President's, Miramonte and Northeast Zones. 170 chip channel and grab samples were taken throughout the property. The results are pending and will be reported upon receipt from the laboratory and compilation into the Company's database. Subject to positive assay results, the next phase of work at Jericho is expected to include drill target definition and the initiation of the permitting process. The Company has not independently verified these historical results. Kenneth Tullar, C.P.Geo., a consultant to the Company and an independent Qualified Person, as defined under National Instrument 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects ("NI 43-101"), has reviewed and approved the scientific and technical information contained in this news release. Board Change • Mar 10
Less than half of directors are independent There are 4 new directors who have joined the board in the last 3 years. Of these new board members, 1 was an independent director. The company's board is composed of: 4 new directors. 3 experienced directors. No highly experienced directors. 1 independent director (3 non-independent directors). Independent Director Chris Farnworth is the most experienced director on the board, commencing their role in 2024. They were also the last independent director to join the board. The following issues are considered to be risks according to the Simply Wall St Risk Model: Minority of independent directors. Lack of experienced directors. Announcement • Feb 21
Supreme Critical Metals Inc. Announces Board Changes Supreme Critical Metals Inc. announces the appointment of Glen R. Watson to its Board of Directors, effective 20 February 2026. The Company also announced the resignation of George Tsafalas from its Board of Directors. Glen R. Watson is a capital-markets and corporate-development executive with 30+ years of experience across the mining and energy sectors. He is currently President and Chief Executive Officer of Supreme Critical Metals Inc., where he leads the Company's corporate strategy, capital-markets initiatives, and overall growth execution. He brings senior leadership experience from multiple public companies, where he has overseen corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, business development, and market-expansion initiatives. Glen's background also spans investor relations, project finance, and capital-markets outreach, contributing to successful equity financings, strategic partnerships, and early-stage operational ramp-ups. Previously, Glen served as President, CEO, and Director at junior exploration companies, leading corporate strategy and investor engagement. He brings deep expertise in junior-exploration dynamics, Canadian capital-markets practice, and regulatory compliance, along with strong relationships across institutional and retail investors. Known for disciplined governance and pragmatic execution, he is focused on advancing exploration programs and delivering shareholder value. 
