The Canadian junior resource company Nobel Resources Corp. (TSX–V: NBLC; OTCPK: NBTRF) announced a change to its share transfer arrangements effective with its announcement in Toronto, March 13, 2026. The company has designated Odyssey Trust Company as its new registrar and transfer agent, centralizing all share transfer activity through Odyssey’s Toronto office. This administrative move replaces the prior provider, Computershare Investor Services Inc., which resigned at the request of the company. Nobel emphasized that this is an operational update and that existing shareholders do not need to take any steps in response to the change.
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What the change means for shareholders
For most investors the adjustment is logistical rather than substantive: the mechanics of record-keeping and share transfers—handled by the registrar and transfer agent—will now be executed by Odyssey Trust Company. Shareholders who hold physical share certificates or who have account inquiries will be serviced through Odyssey’s Toronto office going forward. Nobel has confirmed that there will be no interruption to routine services and that holders should expect continuity in processes such as share transfers, record updates and transmission of corporate communications. In short, this is a vendor change intended to streamline administrative custody without altering shareholder rights or capital structure.
Background and corporate context
Nobel Resources is a Toronto-based mineral exploration company focused on locating and advancing prospective projects. The firm states it benefits from a management and technical team experienced in exploration success. The transfer agent change is part of regular corporate administration and does not reflect a change in the company’s business strategy, project portfolio or operational direction. By naming Odyssey Trust, Nobel aims to centralize share transfer activities within a trusted Canadian transfer agent infrastructure, which can benefit investor relations and record-keeping precision.
Operational details and immediate actions
Practically speaking, the principal operational impact is the channel through which transfers and registry queries will be processed. The company clarified that Computershare Investor Services Inc. resigned at Nobel’s request and that all transfer responsibility now rests with Odyssey. Investors do not need to re-register holdings or submit new paperwork solely because of the transfer agent change. For direct assistance, Nobel provided contact names: Larry Guy, Chief Executive Officer, reachable at 647-276-0533, and Vincent Chen in Investor Relations at vchen@nobel-resources.com. The corporate website, www.nobel-resources.com, remains a reference point for official notices.
Regulatory and legal notices
The press release reiterates a standard cautionary note regarding forward-looking information under Canadian securities laws. It explains that statements about future plans or expectations—words such as “plans”, “expects”, “intends”, “anticipates” or variations that suggest future events—are considered forward-looking information. Those statements carry inherent uncertainties and could differ materially from actual outcomes due to a variety of factors, including but not limited to market conditions, exploration results, geopolitical influences and industry-specific risks. Nobel makes clear that readers should not place undue reliance on such statements and that the company does not intend to update forward-looking information except as required by applicable securities regulation.
Exchange disclaimer
Finally, the release contains the customary regulatory disclaimer noting that neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its regulation services provider accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of the release. This standard clause is common in corporate disclosures and indicates that the exchange is not endorsing the content of the announcement. Nobel’s disclosure aligns with accepted practices for public companies when announcing administrative changes that affect shareholder services and record-keeping.
As a summary, Nobel’s decision to appoint Odyssey Trust Company as its registrar and transfer agent represents a procedural vendor change intended to consolidate share transfer services in Toronto. The change is administrative and does not require any direct action by shareholders. For additional information or clarification, stakeholders can contact Larry Guy at 647-276-0533 or Vincent Chen at vchen@nobel-resources.com, or visit www.nobel-resources.com for official notices and updates.