Valhalla Metals Backs U.S. Move to Open Alaska’s Dalton Corridor for Mining

SolidusGold ( (TSE:VMXX) ) just unveiled an update.

Valhalla Metals has welcomed a U.S. Department of the Interior decision that opens about 2.1 million acres in Alaska’s Dalton Utility Corridor to mineral and energy development. The move revokes longstanding land withdrawals north of the Yukon River, broadening access for resource projects and signalling federal support for new infrastructure in the region.

The Dalton Corridor includes the route of the proposed Ambler Access Road, a 211‑mile industrial-use road planned to cross Valhalla’s state mining claims at its Sun project. Valhalla’s chairman said the decision should eventually remove federal land ownership along the corridor, potentially simplifying long-term development of the Ambler Mining District and helping to unlock its critical metal resources.

The Department of the Interior named the Ambler Access Road as a key proposed infrastructure project within the newly opened corridor. This recognition underscores the strategic importance of the Ambler Mining District for supplying copper and other metals needed for green energy and transportation, with implications for domestic supply chains and Alaska’s resource-led economic development.

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Valhalla Metals Inc. is a mineral exploration and development company focused on advancing its projects toward feasibility in Alaska’s Ambler Mining District. Its flagship Sun and Smucker volcanogenic massive sulfide projects host copper, zinc, lead, gold and silver, positioning the company in critical and strategic metals tied to the energy transition. Valhalla trades on the TSX-V under VMXX and on the OTCQB under VMXXF.

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