Alaska Energy Metals Reports Major Resource Increase at Eureka Deposit

Alaska Energy Metals Corporation has released an updated technical report for the Eureka Deposit, part of the Nikolai Nickel Project in Alaska. The 2025 Mineral Resource Estimate shows significant increases in tonnage, metal content, and grade compared to previous figures. The deposit's strategic importance aligns with U.S. efforts to secure critical mineral supply chains, housing seven critical minerals, including essential defense materials.

The new estimate indicates a 46% increase in the indicated resources and a 133% rise in inferred resources. Chromium and iron have been newly included, adding substantial amounts to the resource figures. The Central Eureka Zone 2 (CEZ2) now exhibits continuity along a significant strike length, reinforcing its potential value.

Prepared by Stantec Consulting, the report meets National Instrument 43-101 standards, reinforcing its technical validity. Alaska Energy Metals aims to advance with metallurgical studies and economic analyses in the coming months.