Announcement • Jun 24
Aclara Resources Receives Environmental Qualification Resolution for the Penco Module Project Aclara Resources announced that the Environmental Qualification Resolution ("RCA") for the Penco Module project (the "Penco Module" or the "Project"), which is being developed in partnership with Grupo CAP, has been formally issued and published in Chile's Environmental Impact Assessment System ("SEIA"). The publication of the RCA formalizes the environmental approval granted by the Environmental Assessment Commission of the Biobío Region on June 8, 2026, thereby concluding the environmental assessment process for the Project. In addition to the RCA, the environmental approval includes the corresponding environmental authorizations associated with the applicable Sectoral Environmental Permits ("PAS") evaluated as part of the environmental review process. The RCA and associated environmental authorizations establish the environmental conditions, commitments, monitoring programs, and management measures that will govern the development and operation of the Project. With the environmental permitting phase now complete, the Company will advance the next stage of project development, including the processing of sectoral permits required for construction and operation, the completion of basic and detailed engineering activities, and the implementation of the environmental and community commitments established during the assessment process. The Company acknowledges and appreciates the participation of public agencies, local communities, Indigenous representatives, technical experts, academic institutions, and other stakeholders who contributed throughout the environmental review process. The Company will continue to maintain open and constructive communication with local communities, public authorities and other stakeholders as it advances the Project and fulfills its environmental commitments and monitoring programs. Announcement • Jun 10
Aclara Resources Receives Approval Of Environmental Impact Assessment For Penco Module In Chile Aclara Resources received unanimous approval from the Environmental Assessment Commission of the Biobo Region for the Environmental Impact Assessment for the Penco Module ionic clay project, which Aclara is developing in partnership with Grupo CAP. The approval includes the issuance of the corresponding Environmental Qualification Resolution. The issuance of the Environmental Qualification Resolution marks the successful completion of the Project's Environmental Impact Assessment approval process and authorizes the development and operation of the Penco Module in accordance with the conditions and commitments established throughout the environmental evaluation process. The approval follows an extensive environmental evaluation process that commenced with the submission of the Environmental Impact Assessment in June 2024 and included detailed technical reviews by government agencies, citizen participation activities, and an indigenous consultation process. Throughout the evaluation, Aclara submitted three addenda responding to more than 700 technical observations and considered over 1,000 citizen observations submitted by 255 participants as part of the public participation process. During the review period, Aclara maintained ongoing engagement with authorities, local communities and other stakeholders to further enhance the Project's environmental and social design. This process resulted in the incorporation of additional measures focused on the protection of biodiversity, water resources and neighbouring communities. Following the unanimous approval by the Environmental Assessment Commission, the SEA is expected to finalize the administrative processing of the Environmental Qualification Resolution and publish the official resolution through the SEIA electronic platform. The publication of the Environmental Qualification Resolution will formalize the environmental approval granted to the Project and make the final administrative decision publicly available. Announcement • May 14
Aclara Resources Inc. announced that it has received CAD 68.530001 million in funding from CAP S.A., Hochschild Mining Holdings Ltd., New Hartsdale Capital Inc. On May 12, 2026, Aclara Resources Inc. closed the transaction. CAP S.A. Hochschild Mining Holdings Limited and New Hartsdale Capital Inc subscribed for an aggregate of 4,136,851 The Common Shares issued are subject to a four month and one day hold period expiring on September 13, 2026, pursuant to applicable securities laws in Canada. 
