Deep Sea Minerals backs Underwater Minerals Conference

Key Highlights

• Deep Sea Minerals will be a Silver Sponsor of the 2026 Underwater Minerals Conference in Japan.
• The company said it will support two students and early-career researchers to attend.
• The conference is scheduled for November 8 to 13, 2026, in Toyama.

Deep Sea Minerals Corp. (NASDAQ: SEAM) (CSE: SEAS) (OTCQB: DSEAF) (FSE: X450) said it has signed on as a Silver Sponsor of the 2026 Underwater Minerals Conference, an event focused on marine mineral exploration and related research. The company said the conference will be held at the Toyama International Conference Center in Toyama, Japan, from November 8 to 13, 2026. According to the company, the conference is presented by the International Marine Minerals Society in partnership with a Japanese local committee, and is intended to bring together industry, government and academic participants to discuss topics including marine mineral exploration, environmental assessment, technology and resource development. This article is a journalistic opinion piece which has been written based on independent research. It is intended to inform investors and should not be taken as a recommendation or financial advice. Deep Sea Minerals said its participation is intended to help it engage with researchers and technical specialists on developments it considers relevant to its exploration strategy, including environmental baseline research and approaches to responsible seabed mineral development. As part of the sponsorship, the company said it will support opportunities for two students and early-career researchers to participate in the conference.

“UMC provides an important opportunity to exchange ideas with researchers, technical specialists and industry participants working to advance our understanding of marine minerals,” said James Deckelman, Chief Executive Officer of Deep Sea Minerals Corp.

Deep Sea Minerals describes itself as a seabed mineral exploration and development company focused on evaluating opportunities in polymetallic nodules. It also said it has started early-stage engagement with selected governments and regulatory bodies in the Pacific Ocean region to assess potential pathways for future exploration initiatives, subject to applicable international, national and environmental frameworks.

The original press release is available on stockhouse.com