◆ Canadian Critical Minerals Inc. (TSXV: CCMI, OTCQX: RIINF) (the “Company”)
is a base metals developer with its flagship advanced copper project, the
100%-owned Bull River Mine in British Columbia.
◆ Revised permitting strategy at Bull River: CCMI has streamlined its Bull River
Mine permit strategy by combining two project phases into a single application,
allowing the restart of underground mining and milling simultaneously.
We think this should speed up approval timelines by reducing regulatory and
consultation burdens. Final submission is targeted for Q1 2026.
◆ Stockpile sales to ease near-term financing concerns: CCMI generated monthly
revenue of $358,000 in May 2025 from stockpile sales to New Afton, bringing
the total proceeds to $2.6 million since January 2024. With another 2,100
tonnes expected to be sold by August 2025, these cash flows help ease funding
concerns and support the Bull River Mine restart with minimal dilution.

07 Jul 2025
Canadian Critical Minerals Inc. (TSXV: CCMI) Modified permit strategy, resource upside and stockpile monetization strengthen near-term outlook

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Canadian Critical Minerals Inc. (TSXV: CCMI) Modified permit strategy, resource upside and stockpile monetization strengthen near-term outlook
- Published:
07 Jul 2025 -
Author:
Couloir Research Team -
Pages:
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◆ Canadian Critical Minerals Inc. (TSXV: CCMI, OTCQX: RIINF) (the “Company”)
is a base metals developer with its flagship advanced copper project, the
100%-owned Bull River Mine in British Columbia.
◆ Revised permitting strategy at Bull River: CCMI has streamlined its Bull River
Mine permit strategy by combining two project phases into a single application,
allowing the restart of underground mining and milling simultaneously.
We think this should speed up approval timelines by reducing regulatory and
consultation burdens. Final submission is targeted for Q1 2026.
◆ Stockpile sales to ease near-term financing concerns: CCMI generated monthly
revenue of $358,000 in May 2025 from stockpile sales to New Afton, bringing
the total proceeds to $2.6 million since January 2024. With another 2,100
tonnes expected to be sold by August 2025, these cash flows help ease funding
concerns and support the Bull River Mine restart with minimal dilution.