Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals (AIM:FMET), the Canada-focused mineral exploration and development company, has announced its Full Year results to 31 December 2023, the year in which Fulcrum successfully IPO’d on AIM in February, raised £3.0m (gross), acquired highly prospective Gold and Uranium exploration projects in Canada and successfully advanced its strategic Gold tailing projects in Ontario.

The Gold tailings hub has now been successfully formed around Teck Hughes and nearby Sylvanite, with the strategy to build a world class Gold Tailings Hub, which will be able to leverage the efficient and environmentally friendly processing technology from Extrakt and deliver near-term cash generation to support further gold exploration work, which continues at Tully and Big Bear in Ontario.

Meanwhile, post period end, the Athabasca Basin Uranium project divestment to Terra Balcanica Resources Corp continues, with completion expected in the near term.

In this interview with focusIR, investors will learn:

- Why the focus on getting both Teck Hughes and Sylvanite operational is key

- What the latest positive news is on the Extract technology means for the tailings projects

- What investors can expect from the upcoming Teck-Hughes gold sampling results

- Why Fulcrum may bring in a drill partner to share costs on future drill programmes

- Why Fulcrum disposed of its Uranium assets and when the divestment is due to complete

Reasons to add Fulcrum Metals to your Watchlist:

1) Operating in Canada, a low-risk mining jurisdiction

2) Near-term revenue generation from the Gold Tailings Projects

3) Positive resource upgrade news flow expected from drilling at Tully Gold

4) Positive resource upgrade news flow expected from drilling at "Big Bear"

5) Terra uranium disposal provides near-term cash/equity with potential royalty share

Ryan Mee, CEO of Fulcrum Metals, was interviewed by Donald Leggatt, Director of IR Media at focusIR.