Brixton Metals: diversified exposure to copper, gold and silver projects in North America

In addition to Thorn, Brixton Metals is advancing non-core assets through strategic partnerships and option agreements with industry leaders including Ivanhoe Electric (NYSE American:IE;TSX:IE) and Eldorado Gold (TSX:ELD,NYSE:EGO). These partner-funded programs preserve capital while maintaining upside exposure, strengthening the balance sheet and allowing Brixton to focus on high-impact, lower-risk exploration opportunities.

The Thorn Project is the flagship of Brixton Metals and covers approximately 2,945 square kilometers in northwestern British Columbia, along the same mineralized trend as the province’s famed Golden Triangle, one of the world’s most productive regions for porphyry and epithermal deposits. The district-scale property hosts widespread porphyry-style alterations with copper, gold, silver and molybdenum mineralization, providing significant exploration upside. The project is easily accessible via a 45-minute flight from Whitehorse, Yukon.

Company Highlights

• Flagship project: Thorn Project in BC, Canada – a wholly owned district copper-gold porphyry project on a 2,945 square kilometer claim block, aligned with BC’s prolific Golden Triangle.
• Pipeline projects: Includes Langis Project (Ontario, Canada), Hog Heaven (Montana, US), Atlin Goldfields (BC, Canada), providing diversified exposure to copper, gold and silver
• Partnerships: Strategic option agreements with leading companies such as Ivanhoe Electric and Eldorado Gold provide technical validation and financing of non-core projects.
• Shareholder base: Strategic investors include, but are not limited to, BHP (approximately 14.8 percent) and Crescat Capital
• Management expertise: Led by co-founder Gary Thompson, the management team has an average tenure of nearly 15 years, demonstrating significant stability.
• Outlook for 2026: With a recently closed $12.2 million in financing, the company is fully funded for a 2026 program that includes a winter exercise campaign at the Langis Silver Project (Ontario) to take advantage of record high silver prices.