Rover Critical - ROVMF STOCK NEWS

Rover Critical Minerals Corp. (ROVMF) has entered a non-binding LOI to acquire the Silicon Valley Silica Project near Golden, BC. The 1,760-hectare project boasts high-purity quartzite beds with an average of 99.6% SiO2 content. This strategic acquisition positions Rover in the growing critical minerals market, particularly for high-purity silica used in solar power and semiconductors. The project's location adjacent to a major silica producer and its potential eligibility for government funding enhance its value. Rover's CEO highlights the increasing demand for silicon in photovoltaics and chip manufacturing, aligning with global renewable energy initiatives and geopolitical trends in the semiconductor industry.

Rover Critical Minerals Corp. (TSXV:ROVR)(OTCQB:ROVMF)(FSE:4XO) has announced the appointment of Mr. Thomas Powell to its advisory board. Powell, a University of Louisville graduate with a BA in Mathematics and Chemistry, brings 40 years of specialty minerals experience to Rover. He holds two patents and has extensive experience in specialty clays, having worked with IMV Nevada and Western Lithium/Lithium Americas. Powell will serve as Technical Advisor and Community Relations Manager, focusing on Rover's Amargosa Valley lithium clay projects. His role will include community engagement and aiding in exploration drilling, with an emphasis on bentonite, hectorite, and colemanite potentials. CEO Judson Culter and President Paddy Moylan highlighted Powell's significant expertise and the expected positive impact on Rover's forward plans.

Rover Critical Minerals Corp. (TSXV:ROVR)(OTCQB:ROVMF)(FSE:4XO) announced the completion of a NI 43-101 Technical Report for its 100% owned Cabin Gold project in NT, Canada. The company is exploring strategic alternatives, including potential divestment via spin-out or reverse take-over. No definitive agreements have been made yet. Rover's Cabin Gold project, located near Yellowknife, boasts high-grade gold exploration potential with historical and recent drilling results confirming substantial gold deposits. The project has seen significant investment, and nearby infrastructure developments could benefit its progress. Further updates will be provided upon identifying a suitable transaction.

Rover Critical Minerals Corp. announced a non-brokered private placement financing for $0.03 units, aiming to raise between $400,000 and $800,000. Each unit consists of one common share and one warrant with a $0.05 exercise price, valid for three years. The first tranche has closed with $327,344 raised, totaling 10,911,467 common shares and warrants issued. No finders' fees were paid.

The primary investor is a lithium investment portfolio managed by Director Gunnar Pedersen. Proceeds will fund the permitting and exploration at the Let's Go Lithium project in Nevada. The financing involved a related party transaction, approved under Multilateral Instrument 61-101 without requiring formal valuation or minority shareholder approval.

CEO Judson Culter emphasized the importance of this financing for their ongoing NEPA permitting process. President Paddy Moylan highlighted the strong initial support as a positive indicator of market confidence.

Rover Critical Minerals Corp. provides an update on its Let's Go Lithium project in Amargosa Valley, NV, USA. The company has commenced environmental baseline surveys and continues with the NEPA permitting process. The CEO and President express satisfaction with the progress made and emphasize the environmentally sensitive approach taken by the company. Additionally, the company will issue 150,000 common shares to its President for services rendered.

Rover Critical Minerals Corp. appoints Gunnar Pedersen to its Board of Directors, replacing Salim Tharani. Mr. Pedersen, a CFA charter holder, brings extensive experience in global macro investing and portfolio management. He has been granted 500,000 incentive stock options. The company aims to strengthen its critical minerals focus.

Rover Critical Minerals Corp. appoints Paddy J. Moylan as President and Director, focusing on lithium and critical minerals production. Moylan, a lawyer and significant investor in battery metals, brings extensive experience in project acquisition and corporate advisory. The company aims to grow its value proposition to investors and partners in the mining industry. The appointment is pending final approval by the TSXV.

Rover Metals Corp. is rebranding to Rover Critical Minerals Corp. to reflect its pivot into critical minerals exploration. The company's shares will continue to trade under the symbol ROVMF on the OTCQB. The CEO emphasizes the focus on advancing the Let's Go Lithium project in Nevada, which has shown promising high-grade surface lithium samples. The project's infrastructure includes access to power lines, road, and rail, positioning it well for future development. The project is located in a prolific southwest Nevada claystone lithium jurisdiction, near historic lithium deposits, and comparable to other later-stage mining projects in the area.

Rover Metals Corp. (TSXV:ROVR)(OTCQB:ROVMF)(FSE:4XO) has submitted its Plan of Operations permit application for its Let's Go Lithium (LGL) project to the Bureau of Land Management, Nevada division. The project is a claystone sedimentary lithium project located in a flat playa in an ancient volcanic lakebed. The claim block is approximately 8,300 acres in size and includes several limestone-capped butte-like outcrop formations. The project infrastructure includes hydro power lines on site, direct road access, access to the Union Pacific rail line, and the nearby town of Pahrump with a readily available work force. The regional geology of the Amargosa Valley is a basin-and-range structure with the Greenwater Range and Funeral Mountains to the west and the Amargosa Desert to the east. The LGL project is located in a large basin of clay rich Tertiary lakebed sediments, the major host rock for the other lithium claystone deposits in the southwest Nevada lithium jurisdiction. The company is also seeking partnerships with the battery recycling community in Las Vegas, given the area's potential for solar farm energy development and new development opportunities like EV raw materials battery recycling.