The Vancouver-based exploration company Armory Mining Corp. has announced a shift in its financial disclosure cadence. Effective April 24, 2026, the company adopted a semi-annual financial reporting framework under the British Columbia Securities Commission’s Coordinated Blanket Order CBO 51-933. This decision allows certain venture issuers to voluntarily transition from quarterly filings to less frequent reporting when they meet eligibility criteria. Armory said the change is immediate and consistent with the relief provisions provided by the Coordinated Blanket Order, and the company confirmed it will continue to meet its ongoing disclosure obligations under applicable securities laws.
Under the new approach Armory retains its commitment to material disclosure while adjusting interim reporting frequency. The company’s fiscal year ends on November 30, and in line with the order Armory will be exempt from filing first-quarter and third-quarter interim financial statements and associated management’s discussion and analysis (MD&A) so long as it remains eligible under CBO 51-933. Specifically, Armory will not file interim financial statements for the three months ended February 28, 2026, nor will it be required to file interim statements and MD&A for subsequent quarters ending February 28 and August 31 in each fiscal year while the exemption applies. The company emphasized that this procedural change does not alter its operational plans or project priorities.
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What the reporting change means for investors
Moving to semi-annual reporting reduces the frequency of interim filings but does not eliminate the obligation to disclose material events. The adoption of semi-annual reporting should be viewed as an administrative change permitted by regulators to streamline compliance for qualifying venture issuers. Armory’s choice to rely on CBO 51-933 means investors will receive audited or reviewed financial statements at the end of the first and second halves of the fiscal year, along with the customary MD&A, but fewer interim updates. Stakeholders should note that interim financial statements for the specified quarters will not be filed, and the company will continue to provide information on material developments as they occur.
Company assets and operational focus
Armory Mining remains focused on exploration and advancement of minerals considered critical to energy, security and defense. The company controls an 80% interest in the Candela II lithium brine project situated in the Incahuasi Salar, Salta Province, Argentina, a target relevant to battery supply chains. Domestically, Armory holds 100% interests in the Ammo antimony-gold project in Nova Scotia and the Riley Creek antimony-gold project in British Columbia. These assets continue to be the core of Armory’s technical work programs and permitting efforts, and the reporting cadence change does not affect the company’s title or percentage interests in these properties.
Stock listings and market disclosure
Armory is traded on multiple exchanges under the symbols CSE: ARMY, OTC: RMRYF and FRA: 2JS. The company reiterated that the move to semi-annual reporting is being made pursuant to CBO 51-933 and that this press release is filed in accordance with the Coordinated Blanket Order. The company also noted the standard regulatory caveat that neither the Canadian Securities Exchange nor its market regulator accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the release. Shareholders should monitor company announcements for any material events between semi-annual statements.
Contacts, forward-looking statements and risk considerations
For inquiries, Armory provided contact details for its management: Alex Klenman, CEO & Director, reachable at [email protected] or by phone at 604-970-4430. As with most exploration companies, Armory included a forward-looking statements section highlighting that expectations about filing exemptions and future disclosure practices are subject to risks. These forward-looking statements use words like “expects,” “anticipates,” and “intends” to signal projections that could change due to political, regulatory, operational, market, or financing-related factors.
Investor implications and risk summary
Investors should understand that the procedural exemption under CBO 51-933 does not change the company’s exposure to exploration risk, commodity markets or capital requirements. The company stressed that actual outcomes could differ materially from projections, and readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-looking language. Armory also noted it has no obligation to update forward-looking statements except as required by applicable securities laws, and it will continue to comply with all material disclosure requirements while using the semi-annual reporting framework.
