Canadian Critical Minerals Inc. Reports Record Revenues from Bull River Mine

Calgary, Alberta — Canadian Critical Minerals Inc. (TSXV: CCMI) (OTCQB: RIINF) announced on June 10, 2025, that it achieved record revenues of USD $358,000 from the sale of stockpiled mineralized material at its Bull River Mine (BRM) project near Cranbrook, BC, in May 2025. This milestone was reached through the sale of 1,437 dry metric tonnes (dmt) of sorted mineralized material, which included copper, gold, and silver, to New Afton.

The mineralized material sold to New Afton demonstrated high-grade content, grading 3.06% copper (Cu), 0.78 grams per tonne (g/t) gold (Au), and 22.9 g/t silver (Ag). The revenue generated from these sales is particularly significant as it helps offset maintenance costs without requiring shareholder dilution.

During May 2025, the company transported high-grade mineralized material that had been previously sorted and stockpiled at the mine during March and April, a period when road restrictions were in place. Additionally, new mineralized material processed through the ore sorter in May was also trucked to New Afton.

Ian Berzins, President and CEO of Canadian Critical Minerals Inc., commented on the achievement, highlighting the strategic importance of these sales in supporting the company’s financial stability and progress towards restarting the mine. The company is currently focused on securing the necessary permits and funding to resume full operations, as the mine is not yet fully operational and is only processing stockpiled material.

The revenue is contingent on maintaining the dewatered condition of the mine, which is crucial for ongoing operations. This development marks a positive step for Canadian Critical Minerals Inc. as it continues to advance its near-term copper production assets in Canada, including the Bull River Mine and the Thierry Mine projects.