Hello, I’m Coreena Robertson, and this is the Capital Compass. Today we’re taking a closer look at Green Bridge Metals (CSE:GRBM) , a company advancing a diversified portfolio of critical minerals projects across North America. Green Bridge is advancing a flagship asset supported by a compliant mineral resource estimate package. Together with a suite of high leverage, advanced stage exploration properties with exposure to multiple critical minerals, near term catalyst and growing visibility at the federal level, the company is positioning itself for the next phase of exploration and value creation.
COREENA: Joining me now to walk through the story is David Suda, President, CEO, and Director of Green Bridge Metals.
DAVID: Thanks, Coreena. Thanks for the introduction. It’s a mouthful. We’ve got so much that you’ve already won the challenge on the hardest thing to say. It’s great to be here.
COREENA: Well, thank you. Your turn is next. David, Green Bridge is somewhat unique in that you were advancing a flagship asset alongside several advanced stage exploration properties, rather than focusing on a single early stage project. Can you walk us through the portfolio and explain why this structure makes sense right now?
DAVID: Coreena, we’ve been very intentional about building a portfolio that balances scale, quality, and optionality. At the core is our flagship Serpentine asset. It’s supported by compliant mineral resource estimate package in what we think is the premier North American Copper-Nickel District. Around that, we’ve assembled advanced stage exploration properties with strong historical data and modern targeting. This approach provides multiple avenues for value creation while maintaining discipline and flexibility.
COREENA: Now, you’ve recently delivered a number of milestones from N1 43-101 technical reporting to geophysical surveys and high grade copper results. Across the portfolio, what are the most important near term catalyst investors should be watching?
DAVID: The most important near term catalyst for us are tied directly to active work programs. So we just finished raising money and we’re deploying that capital into the ground. People should be watching us for results from ongoing sampling and assay programs that our Skibo property where we’ve already shown some really good results earlier in the year. And we’re now advancing to delineate high priority copper targets. And in parallel, we’re preparing to commence a drill program to a very compelling target called Titac which is focused on copper and other critical metals, including titanium. And in addition, we’re beginning the process of de-risking Serpentine, which I’ve already said is our flagship project. It’s highly strategic and we are very much looking forward to getting those programs started working towards preliminary technical studies.
COREENA: Now, your portfolio includes exposure to multiple critical minerals, which are increasingly central to electrification infrastructure and energy transition policies in North America. How do you see Green Bridge fitting into that broader supply chain conversation?
DAVID: Green Bridge was really purpose built for this. I mean it even flows to the name Green Bridge. Critical Minerals are something that you know, lie at the at the crux of what’s happening, you know, to our society and our culture with electrification. Huge demand for various metals for batteries in cars the phones that people hold in their hand. You know, and a lot of the security and ethical issues, that flow around those things have really become tantamount. And these projects carry many of those critical metals, including copper, nickel, vanadium, cobalt, platinum group metals including things like palladium (and) cobalt. So you know, we could really be a big part a meaningful part of providing domestic supply of these metals over the long term.
COREENA:Your flagship property Serpentine is located adjacent to the North Met Project, operated by tech resources in Glencore, which has been placed on the Fast 41 Federal Permitting dashboard. Why is that regional permitting context important, and how does it potentially benefit project development over the long term?
DAVID: Look, I think these kinds of moves really highlight the urgency behind you know, finding new sources of these critical metals. Not only finding them, but developing them through to production and, and reshoreing the production of these things. You know in what we all see in the global context of what’s happening right now as extremely important. So, you know, fast 41 is, is really just a set of critical pathways designed to create a transparent and urgent process to moving, you know, these key projects ahead. The fact that North Met, which is directly next to Serpentine and, and is being run by a joint venture between two major mining companies shows us, you know, that not only is this really important right now, not only is there a tailwind, but also we’ve managed to find something that’s right square next to it.
COREENA: And finally, you’re supported by a team with both technical depth and capital markets experience. As you look ahead, how does that combination help Green Bridge execute disciplined exploration while continuing to build long-term value?
DAVID: Well, it’s most important. The ability to identify strong assets to, acquire leverage to them for the right price in order to create value. The technical teams in my mind are tantamount in terms of the importance of advancing the understanding of the geology running the operational processes of advancing those understandings, making discoveries, and then taking discoveries and moving them through development. You know, it’s really important to note that Green Bridge is sourcing most of its teams. We’re building teams with people that have tremendous amounts of experience. And also we want certainly hire as many people from Minnesota as we can where there’s a tremendous depth of technical expertise and experience.
COREENA: David, thank you so much for joining us and walking us through the Green Bridge Metal story. For more information, visit green bridge metals.com. I’m Coreena Robertson, and this has been the Capital Compass.
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