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Northcliff Resources Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Apr 23, 2026 Northcliff Resources Ltd., Annual General Meeting, Apr 23, 2026. Duyuru • Feb 06
Northcliff Resources Ltd. Progress with Pre-Construction Programs for Sisson Project Northcliff Resources Ltd. provided an update on progress with the pre-construction phase work on the Sisson Project in New Brunswick, Canada. The Sisson Project hosts a large deposit of two critical minerals - tungsten and molybdenum. A feasibility study completed in 2013 proposed development as an open pit mine with conventional processing and a value-added ammonium paratungstate plant. Environmental Impact Assessment approvals were received from the provincial and federal governments in 2015 and 2017, respectively, followed by other key approvals. In 2025, the project received funding under US and Canadian critical minerals initiatives, including a USD 15 million ($20.7 million) award under the Defense Production Act ("DPA") Title III program and CAD 8.2 million in Canadian support provided through the Global Partnerships Initiative. With this funding in hand, Northcliff embarked on a focused program to advance the Sisson Project through the pre-construction phase. Activities conducted on the Company's focused pre-construction program include: Update to the 2013 feasibility study ("FS Update") and Front-End Basic Engineering work, including site investigation programs and additional metallurgical testwork. The FS Update is designed to provide the necessary economic and technical information to support a construction decision for the project. Initiated in the second quarter of 2025, the FS Update has included comprehensive review and verification of previous work as well as consideration and assessment of new approaches to optimize the mine development. Led by Ausenco Engineering Canada ULC, the work has involved a number of consultants and specialists. Completion is expected in mid-2026. Multiple engineering workstreams and studies required to meet the technical conditions associated with Northcliff's in-hand environmental approvals and support detailed project development planning. Following receipt of a field permit in October 2025, a site investigation program was initiated, including geotechnical drilling, test pitting and a geophysical survey to collect information on overburden and bedrock characteristics to support basic and detailed engineering and design work for the tailings storage facility design. This program is expected to be completed by the end of February 2026. Advancement of discussions on project finance and product offtake arrangements. Over the next quarter, work will continue to advance the FS Update, Front-End Basic Engineering, and EIA compliance workstreams. Planning and permitting is underway for the second phase of fieldwork to begin in the late spring of 2026 involving further geotechnical drilling and test pitting to collect additional data in the open pit area. Additionally, an archeological field program is being planned based on the results of previous work completed in 2015. Through engagement with the Province's Archaeology and Heritage Branch and the Wolastoqey Nation in New Brunswick, a Heritage Resource Protection Protocol is being finalized, setting the terms for training and mitigation activity associated with satisfying EIA conditions. The Company is also continuing its outreach with communities to discuss its work programs and to finalize an engagement plan for the potential operation at Sisson. Discussions with key potential Western offtake purchasers and engagement with potential project funding partners is ongoing. In addition, Northcliff is engaged in discussions with US and Canadian import-export credit agencies as part of its project finance workstream. The Company is also working with the Canadian Major Project Office to explore opportunities for their financial and regulatory assistance based on its referral as a Nation Building Project. Northcliff continues to engage with governmental organizations with the aim of securing financing and product marketing support. Duyuru • Aug 08
Northcliff Resources Ltd. Receives Final Approval for Funding from Natural Resources Canada Northcliff Resources Ltd. announced that it has received final approval for funding from Natural Resources Canada ("NRCan") to help advance the Company's Sisson Tungsten-Molybdenum Critical Minerals Project (the "Sisson Project" or the "Project") in Canada. NRCan will provide contribution funding for up to CAD 8.214 million in support of the costs for the update of the Feasibility Study ("FS Update") and basic engineering through the Global Partnerships Initiative ("GPI"). The objectives of the work being funded by NRCan are to build on and complement the programs being supported through the USD 15 million (CAD 20.7 million) in Defense Production Act (DPA) Title III funding awarded by the U.S. Department of Defense ("DoD"), as detailed in Northcliff's May 1, 2025 release. This initiative supports Canada and U.S. goals to secure supply chains for the critical minerals needed for important manufacturing sectors, including communication technology, aerospace and defense, and clean technology. Located near tidewater on the southeastern coast of Canada in New Brunswick, the Sisson Project hosts a deposit with the critical minerals tungsten and molybdenum. The Sisson Project has the prospects of becoming an accessible and reliable producer, strengthening and diversifying the supply chain for these two metals used in important industrial, electronic, aerospace and defense applications, and new technologies. Duyuru • Jun 20
Northcliff Resources Ltd. announced that it expects to receive CAD 1.190528 million in funding Northcliff Resources Ltd. announces a non-brokered private placement to issue 19,842,128 common shares at a price of CAD 0.06 for gross proceeds CAD 1,190,527.68 on June 19, 2025. The Common Shares issued are subject to applicable resale restrictions, including a hold period of four months and one day from the closing of the Private Placement under Canadian securities rules. The Private Placement is subject to customary closing conditions including final Toronto Stock Exchange approval. Todd Sisson (NZ) Limited, a subsidiary of the Todd Corporation and a shareholder that holds in excess of 10% of the issued and outstanding Common Shares, will subscribe for 16,157,166 Common Shares under the Private Placement. Andrew Ing, a director and officer of the Company, will subscribe for 323,242 Common Shares under the Private Placement and Scott Cousens, a director of the Company, will subscribe for 1,292,970 Common Shares under the Private Placement. Additionally, Barb Thomas, the spouse of Trevor Thomas, an officer of the Company, will subscribe for 77,578 Common Shares under the Private Placement. Each of Todd, Andrew Ing, Scott Cousens and Barb Thomas are considered to be "insiders" by the Toronto Stock Exchange. Duyuru • May 02
Northcliff Resources Ltd. Wins USD 15 Million Award Under the Defense Production Act Northcliff Resources Ltd. has awarded the Company a USD 15 million (approximately CAD 20.7 million) award under the Defense Production Act ("DPA") Title III program to expand tungsten's domestic capacity, sustainment of its critical production and address vulnerability in the Critical Minerals supply chain in the United States and Canada. This important non-share dilutive funding will allow Northcliff to advance the Sisson Tungsten-Molybdenum Project in Canada (the "Sisson Project") toward a project construction decision. The Company has also obtained conditional funding from the Government of Canada, pending due diligence, under Natural Resources Canada's Global Partnerships Initiative for up to CAD 8.2 million (approximately USD 5.9 million) to support the project. Located near tidewater on the southeastern coast of Canada in New Brunswick, the Sisson Project hosts a deposit with the Critical Mineral tungsten and the strategic mineral molybdenum. Northcliff advanced resource, engineering, environmental and economic studies that culminated in a positive feasibility study in 2013, then progressed the project through provincial and federal environmental assessment and other processes to gain key approvals, expending some CAD 70 million. The Company developed a detailed work program and is currently focused on advancing the project through the pre-construction phase. In that regard, the US DoD funding from the DPA Title III program and the Government of Canada's funding under the Global Partnerships Initiative, in total up to approximately CAD 29 million (USD 20.9 million) will be used to update Northcliff's feasibility study as well as support related pre-construction work programs. This work would involve completion of engineering activities and studies needed to satisfy the technical conditions associated with its in-hand environmental approvals and project development workstreams (project finance and offtake sounding), to provide the necessary economic and technical information to support a construction decision. 
