NSR Royalty

Golden Sky Minerals announced that the TSX Venture Exchange approved its option and joint‑venture agreement with Boliden Minerals Canada. Boliden can earn up to an 80 % stake in the Rayfield copper‑gold project by paying CDN 1 million in cash over five years and funding up to CDN 19 million for exploration over six years. After the earn‑in, Rayfield will combine with Boliden’s adjacent Gjoll property. If any partner’s interest falls below 10 %, it converts to a 1 % NSR royalty capped at CDN 15 million; no NSR is currently payable.

Americore Resources (OTCQB: AMCOF) amended its Nov 24, 2025 agreement to acquire 100% of Nevada mineral claims from Nevada Hills Gold LLC. The deal calls for two installments of $100,000 cash plus 250,000 common shares—first upon TSX Venture Exchange approval and a second fifteen months later. The seller retains a 0.5% net‑smelter‑return royalty, with possible buy‑back options. Closing is subject to customary conditions, and all issued shares are under a four‑month statutory hold, expanding Americore’s Nevada silver portfolio.

Supreme Critical Metals (VRCFF) announced the grant of 2,675,000 stock options to management, employees, and consultants at $0.22 per share, exercisable over 3 years. The company also amended its Silver Vista option agreement, opting to issue 500,000 shares at $0.17 per share and grant a 0.6% NSR to Robert Weicker instead of investing $100,000 in the property by December 31, 2025, pending CSE approval. These moves aim to strategically position the company within the metals market.

Axcap Ventures (CSE: AXCP) acquired Carlyle Commodities’ Newton Gold Project in British Columbia for up to $8 million, gaining full ownership of the 23,003-hectare property with an inferred resource of 843,000 oz gold and 4.5 million oz silver. The deal includes $500,000 cash, 3.75 million shares, and warrants for Carlyle, plus performance-based incentives tied to resource expansion and feasibility milestones. A 2% net smelter royalty includes an option for Axcap to buy back half for $2 million. The acquisition positions Axcap to explore the underexplored Cariboo region amid high gold prices, though challenges include low 0.64 g/t grades and potential shareholder dilution. Initial drilling results are expected in late 2025.