Resource stocks 2026

I would like to open with a Company called Arizona metals.

It is at a key point in its development from explorer to potential developer.

It is classed as a“developer Company” as it has passed the exploration stage for one of its projects – “The Kay” deposit. This has been extensively drilled and an indicated resource of 9.28 million tonnes@3 .18% copper equivalent has been independently measured.

A very important economic study is being prepared by G mining on this deposit to assess the economics of developing a deep underground mine here to exploit the mineral resource.

Results of this will be delivered this quarter.

• - > The Company is presenting at a number of key mining stock Conferences soon namely BMO in Florida and PDAC in Toronto + Otcqx online conference + a “big retail investor site visit”. This is from their Investor relations contact. Hopefully we will get lots of news from these.....

The Company also has the Sugar loaf prospect which has had a lot of historic drilling on it. It is a potential LOW grade Bulk tonnage shallow deposit that could be an Open pit mine if proven big enough in size to justify the investment. Recent drilling is confirming previous assumptions. There are some further drill results expected and more drilling is planned later this year.

The Company also has prospective exploration targets in the area surrounding the Kay deposit as its a Volcanic massive sulphide type deposit. Like Pallasgreen in Ireland, you get a cluster of prospects in the one area... Caherconlish, Group eleven with two prospective areas. A lot of drilling has been carried out on this since last summer and these results are PENDING.

Lets see how this one progresses on each of these prospects in the coming weeks with the anticipated news flow and appearances at the mining Conferences.

https://www.arizonametalscorp.com/

Date for your Diary re ARIZONA METALS: View the CEO and Head Geologist speaking at 16:30 next Wednesday.

Should be very interesting given the amount of newsflow overdue.

Arizona Metals will be presenting at the Virtual Investor Conference on Wed. Feb. 11th at 11:30 est. https://www.virtualinvestorconferences.com/wcc/eh/4814904/lp/5226527/arizona-metals-corp-otcqx-azmcf-tsxv-artg?utm_source=Email%20marketing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=VIC_Metals%20%20Mining%20Feb%2010-12%20Invite%201&utm_term=VIEW%20THE%20AGENDA%20-%20REGISTER%20NOW&utm_content=VIC_Metals%20%20Mining%20Feb%2010-12%20Invite%201%20CID_c5cce9cfde35005d479d9e3305e35e6c

Arizona metal put out very positive drill results on Sugarloaf last week. Huge expansion potential, alot of aerial and surface studies underway and more drilling planned for H2. The previous week they had disappointing exploration results around the Kay Zone but again aerial and surface studies underway to reinterpret the potential.

Economic assessment on Kay Deposit due by month end.

FYI: Just to let you see the petty bickering that can happen behind the scenes when ego's get dented.

 Michael Gentile's latest email blast this morning, he said the following on the worst-run company and "IR", I ever had the displeasure (and lost millions on) of owning, Arizona Metals:"This week, Arizona Metals put out more Sugarloaf drill results, continuing to expand the footprint of the low strip oxide deposit. With Gold at $5000, this deposit should have increasing value for shareholders. I was hoping to ask the management about Sugarloaf and the pending PEA for Kay at the BMO mining conference, but unfortunately the company cancelled my scheduled one-on-one meeting at the conference with no explanation and no attempt to rebook it.While AMC is one of the more undervalued names in my portfolio, I took the decision following the Vancouver conference week and then post-BMO to reduce my position. If I cannot have a constructive dialogue with management, then I am no longer comfortable holding AMC in large size.In full transparency, I don’t think it’s the right move from a timing or from a valuation perspective, but given with the massive stock decline in AMC and the substantial increase of my other holdings, it’s become a small percentage of my portfolio and since I don’t feel comfortable adding to it, given my poor relationship with management, at some point you need to choose your horses and run with them."