Private Placement Offer to raise A$12,500,000 with the ability to take oversubscriptions at $0.085. The offer comes with a 1 for 2 free attaching unlisted option. The terms of the options are exercisable at $0.10, expiring 3 years from the date of the issuance. The issuance of the options will be subject to shareholder approval at an upcoming general meeting.

Trigg Minerals Limited (ASX: TMG, OTCQB: TMGLF) is developing a portfolio of high-grade antimony projects across Tier-1 jurisdictions: the United States and Australia. The Company’s strategic goal is to become a vertically integrated, conflict-free supplier of antimony to Western markets. Its flagship project, Antimony Canyon in Utah, is the largest and highest-grade antimony systems in the United States. In Australia, Trigg’s Achilles Project is Australia’s highest grade primary antimony deposit.

Trigg’s Antimony Canyon Project (ACP) is America’s largest and highest-grade antimony project located in Utah—ranked the #1 mining jurisdiction globally (Fraser Institute, 2023). The project encompasses 49 unpatented lode mining claims over a historically productive stibnite district that played a key role in supplying antimony during previous geopolitical conflicts. ACP hosts a US Bureau of Mines (USBM) foreign resource estimate of 12.7 million tonnes at 0.79% Sb, equating to 100,300 tonnes of contained antimony.

Antimony Canyon features several historically producing high-grade mines, including but not limited to the following:

• Emma Mine averaging 1.5% Sb with considerable zones averaging 2.2% Sb
• Nevada Mine averaging 2.2% Sb with considerable zones averaging 3.6% Sb
• Mammoth mine averaging 1.5% Sb with considerable zones averaging 2.4% Sb

Recent fieldwork has confirmed multiple zones of massive stibnite at historic mines such as Emma, Mammoth, and Nevada. Historical mining data show grades ranging from 1.5% to 3.6% Sb across these zones and antimony mineralisation outside the USBM resource estimate. Recent structural work and sampling have defined a 10 km corridor extending into Dry Wash Canyon—an untested area now viewed as highly prospective for resource growth.

Trigg has commenced planning for near-term pilot-scale surface mining of outcropping mineralisation. In parallel, Trigg is progressing a vertical integration strategy to establish a U.S.- based antimony smelter. To lead this effort, the Company has appointed Wiehann Kleynhans (ex-SPMP), David Fourie (former COO of SPMP), and Ben Harris (former Chief of Staff, US Army Joint Program for Armaments & Ammunition). Together, they bring deep expertise in smelter development, U.S. defence procurement, and critical mineral supply chains. Trigg is also actively engaging with U.S. federal programs including DOD Funding, DPA Title III, EXIM Bank, and FAST41 to support downstream development.

Trigg’s Achilles Project in northern New South Wales hosts Australia’s highest-grade undeveloped primary antimony resource at the Wild Cattle Creek deposit. The deposit contains 1.52 million tonnes at 1.97% antimony equating to 29,902 tonnes of contained antimony. Mineralisation starts at surface and remains open along a 6 km-long fault corridor, with historical drilling confirming strong continuity and high grades over broad widths.