On May 8, 2026, Nevada Sunrise Metals Corporation announced that it has entered into an investor relations arrangement with Mayfair Media Operations Pty. Ltd., operating as Mining.com.au. The two companies are at arms-length, and the engagement is intended to increase market visibility for Nevada Sunrise’s exploration activities in Nevada, USA. Under the agreement, Mining.com.au will supply a suite of promotional formats described below, working with the Vancouver-based issuer to present updates and editorial content to potential investors and other stakeholders interested in the company’s mineral portfolio.
The contract establishes a 12-month engagement for a program of advertising and outreach, with fees at CAD$2,900 per month billed in advance for the first three months (the Initial Period). Unless Nevada Sunrise elects to terminate the arrangement with adequate notice before the end of that Initial Period, the monthly fee will increase to CAD$3,900 for the remainder of the year. The scope of the work includes distribution of company press releases, creation of editorial content, and hosting of webinars and interviews featuring company representatives.
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Scope of services and commercial terms
The agreement tasks Mining.com.au with delivering a coordinated communications program focused on investor engagement and awareness. Specifically, the vendor will cover the company’s news announcements and produce original pieces such as editorials and interviews designed to explain technical progress and corporate developments. These deliverables fall under the contractually defined Services, which are intended to amplify Nevada Sunrise’s messaging to retail and institutional audiences across digital channels. Mining.com.au and its principals do not hold common shares of Nevada Sunrise, a point the company disclosed to clarify independence and conflicts of interest.
Payments and termination mechanics
Financially, the arrangement is front-loaded for the Initial Period with advance monthly billing; after that period the monthly retainer rises as noted, unless the company provides timely notice to cancel. This structure gives Nevada Sunrise flexibility early in the campaign while committing to a longer term if the program proceeds. The commercial terms are straightforward and limited to cash payments for advertising and content creation; there are no equity-based fees or share issuances associated with the engagement.
Nevada portfolio and strategic context
Nevada Sunrise is a junior exploration company based in Vancouver with a technical team focused on gold, copper and lithium targets in the State of Nevada. The company’s holdings include the right to acquire a 100% interest in the Griffon Gold Mine Project near Ely, Nevada, and the right to earn a 100% interest in the Coronado Copper Project near Winnemucca. In addition, Nevada Sunrise owns 100% of the Gemini West, Jackson Wash and Badlands lithium projects in Lida Valley, Esmeralda County, and holds Nevada Water Right Permit 86863 in the same basin, which complements its exploration footprint and water access considerations for future work.
Exploration focus and investor messaging
The promotional campaign aims to explain how each asset contributes to the company’s strategy: gold and copper projects for resource upside and lithium projects positioned to benefit from battery-metal demand. Through interviews, webinars and editorial content, Nevada Sunrise expects to present technical updates, property status and potential next steps in exploration on its Nevada permits. The communications program is designed to reach informed investors who evaluate junior explorers on geological potential, permit position and management expertise.
Regulatory notices and risk considerations
The press release includes the customary forward-looking statements warning, reminding readers that projections about exploration, development and future performance involve risks and uncertainties. The company points to factors such as commodity price variability, operational challenges, reliance on third-party technical data, weather and pandemic delays, financing availability and the need for regulatory approvals. Readers are directed to the company’s Management Discussion and Analysis for the three months ending December 31, 2026, which appears on the company’s SEDAR+ profile at www.sedarplus.ca for a fuller explanation of risks. Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider accepts responsibility for the adequacy of the disclosure in the release.
