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Great Plains Metals Corp.

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Great Plains Metals is a publicly listed exploration company advancing high-grade copper, gold, and rare earth element projects across Australia.

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Great Plains Metals is a publicly listed exploration company advancing high-grade copper, gold, and rare earth element projects across Australia. With flagship ventures at Goodrich in New South Wales and Eversley in South Australia, we are strategically positioned in world-class mineral provinces. Guided by an experienced leadership team and a commitment to responsible exploration, we aim to deliver sustainable value for investors, communities, and stakeholders.

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Cash position
$865,000
Shares outstanding
17300000
Fully diluted shares
85453079
Projects
["Goodrich: A highly-prospective copper-gold exploration target situated within the Macquarie Arc of central New South Wales, targeting a world-class alkalic porphyry system analogous to the Cadia-Ridgeway deposits.","Eversley: A district-scale IOCG and rare earth exploration venture covering 2,584 km² along South Australia's mineralisation-controlling G2 Structural Corridor, with exceptionally shallow basement depths offering a technically and commercially compelling entry point into the prolific Olympic IOCG Province.","North Gawler Project (South Australia): The North Gawler Project is a large district scale tenement package that covers 2,584 square kilometres (granted and under application) with early-stage Iron Oxide Copper Gold (IOCG) and ionic clay type rare earth elements (REE) exploration opportunities. It is located in the under-explored region of the northern Gawler Craton with major discovery potential. It is 150km NNE of Prominent Hill. Rio Tinto interpreted the basement geology and confirmed district scale IOCG potential. Numerous IOCG targets were identified by Rio Tinto in an area of shallow cover during the early 2000’s but only limited follow-up exploration was completed. The Jupiter target is ~7km long ovoid felsic pluton with surrounding iron-altered magnetic lithologies, including remnant magnetism. The depth to the basement is estimated at 75 to 150 metres. In 1984, BHP drill holes intersected basement schists around 100 metres depth with magnetite±chalcopyrite mineralisation. The Ganymede target is an ~15x1km, NW-trending magnetic anomalous zone adjacent to Keswick Fault with interpreted Fe metasomatism. The depth to basement is estimated at 50 to 150 metres. It is very rare to identify shallow IOCG targets in South Australia. In addition to the IOCG district scale potential, there is an Ionic Clay REE prospect at Victory. Ground spectrometer surveying and regolith grab sampling by Reedy Lagoon Corp Ltd in 2010 identified anomalous Cu-Co-U as well anomalous REE’s. Sample descriptions indicate that the highest grade REE samples are associated with kaolinized saprolite at shallow depth below surface (0.1 to 0.5 metres) and indicate the potential for ionic clay type REE mineralization. Proof of concept to establish ionic clay type REE potential can be done inexpensively using grid based hand auger sampling and metallurgical test work.","Everton Project: The Everton Project is located in northern Victoria, Australia and contains the historical molybdenum mine that was a small surface open-cut and shallow underground mine between 1917 and 1944, and produced approximately 306 tons of molybdenum concentrate at a mill grade of 1.4% molybdenum disulfide (MoS₂) from two steeply plunging circular “pipe-like” ore bodies. Production was limited to a maximum depth of forty-five metres. Accessory minerals included finely-disseminated pyrite, and copper in the form of azurite and malachite from a “pegmatite” dyke reportedly present north of the historic mine. Recent detailed geological mapping of the old workings identified previously unrecognized cupola textures, Unidirectional Solidification Textures (USTs), indicating mineralization is hosted in the uppermost part of an undrilled porphyry molybdenum +/- copper system. The molybdenum deposits in northern Victoria, Australia, are associated with late-stage, post-orogenic, I-type granitic intrusions within the Palaeozoic Lachlan Fold Belt. This magmatism and associated mineralization is linked to the Early Devonian period and, in some cases, the onset of the Kanimblan Orogeny. A Land Access Agreement has been signed that will allow for exploration work to take place on the ground including drilling. Additional geological mapping is planned to further refine targets for shallow drilling that is planned for the first quarter of 2026 to test the potential for pencil porphyry-related molybdenum and copper mineralization."]
Leadership
Peeyush Varshney (CEO, Peeyush Varshney, LL.B., a graduate of the University of British Columbia, holds a business degree (Finance) and is a lawyer specializing in corporate, commercial and securities law. He is a partner at Varshney Capital Corp., a venture capital and merchant banking group.), Douglas Kirwin (DIRECTOR, Doug Kirwin is an Australian geologist with 50 plus years of international exploration experience. He commenced his career in Papua New Guinea with Anglo American in 1970 and later worked for AMAX in southeast Asia, Mexico and the Pacific.), Aidan Bishop (DIRECTOR, Aidan Bishop is a serial entrepreneur and capital markets executive who has founded and listed three companies across the London Stock Exchange and TSX Venture Exchange. With experience spanning natural resources and emerging markets, he played a key role in repositioning Great Plains Metals towards its current copper-gold exploration strategy and brings board-level expertise in corporate development and investor relations.), Rupert Williams (DIRECTOR, Rupert Williams is a mining financier and since 2015 has been a director of Smaller Company Capital Ltd, which focused on raising funds in the natural resources industry. In the last fifteen years, Rupert Williams has been instrumental in raising more than £500 million in capital for mining companies and managing key corporate clients.)

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