Electric Metals Sells Nevada Silver Assets to Fund Manganese Focus

Electric Metals ( (TSE:EML) ) just unveiled an update.

Electric Metals (USA) Limited has agreed to sell its non-core Nevada silver assets, including the Corcoran silver-gold and Belmont silver properties held through North American Silver Corporation and Centennial Mining, to Ameerex Corporation for US$3.5 million in staged cash payments, while retaining a net smelter return royalty. The deal, which leaves Electric Metals in control of the assets until final payment and may trigger a modest finder’s fee, is structured to preserve upside from future production without ongoing operating exposure.

Management positions the sale as a disciplined capital allocation move that monetizes precious metal assets amid stronger prices, simplifies the business, and bolsters the balance sheet to fund its manganese-focused growth strategy. The transaction aligns with the company’s emphasis on advancing the North Star Manganese Project, which has a positive preliminary economic assessment, and does not require shareholder approval or constitute a fundamental change under TSX Venture Exchange rules.

More about Electric Metals

Electric Metals (USA) Limited is a U.S.-based critical minerals and advanced materials company focused on manganese and related battery materials. The company’s core North Star Manganese Project in Minnesota includes a planned manganese mine and a high-purity manganese sulfate monohydrate chemical plant targeting domestic supply for advanced manufacturing and energy-transition markets.

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