OTC: AMLM | Public Critical Minerals Platform
Eleven project interests across multiple mining jurisdictions. Gold, silver, copper, lithium, antimony, and rare earth exposure. A public-market platform built on source-linked claims, precise asset labels, and a publicly stated plan to complete the Company's audit and pursue a national exchange uplisting later this year.
Investor Relations Explore the PortfolioTotal assets reported for fiscal Q2 2026.
Each labeled by current status, not aspiration.
The Trajectory
AMLM has publicly stated its plan to complete its audit in the second quarter and pursue an uplisting to a national exchange later this year. The asset base behind that plan grew 205 percent year over year through completed acquisitions in Western Australia and Quebec, an independently appraised Nevada lithium flagship, and secured exposure to two district-scale Chilean systems. Forward-looking statements are not guarantees.
Completion of the Company's audit in the second quarter, per its March 18, 2026 statement.
The publicly stated plan to pursue a national exchange uplisting later this year.
39 drill pads permitted at La Grande Plata with a 2,000 meter program planned.
Nugget Trap permitted for a 30,000 cubic yard per annum program in BC's Golden Triangle.
Sources: company press releases of March 18, 2026 and January 8, 2026; company investor presentation, April 2026; company disclosures.
Strategy
The portfolio is structured deliberately so that no single drill hole defines the company. Each horizon stands on its own assets, its own jurisdictions, and its own catalysts.
The completed Higginsville acquisition in Western Australia's Eastern Goldfields, a 19 percent stake in Cunningham Mining's permitted Nugget Trap placer property, and staged, capital-light placer structures.
Secured strategic exposure to two district-scale Chilean systems: La Grande Plata, with surface samples up to 400 g/t silver equivalent, and the Furano copper-gold porphyry near BHP's Cerro Colorado.
The independently appraised Sarcobatus Flat lithium flagship in Nevada's producing brine corridor, plus three 100 percent owned Quebec projects.
The Flagship
An independently appraised lithium brine project: 234 unpatented placer claims across 4,680 acres of federal land in Nye County, valued at USD $2,719,743 by Stantec Consulting Services (March 2026, market-based comparison method). The closed basin is geologically similar to Clayton Valley, home of the only producing lithium brine operation in the United States, with verified surface sampling showing anomalous lithium values of 140 to 300 ppm.
Sources: company press release, March 18, 2026; OTC annual disclosure.
Newsroom
Retail investors can also participate through the Company's SEC-qualified Regulation A+ offering, made only by means of the offering circular. Details on the offering page.