Information for Investors

• Most of Ammetex’s targets are concealed beneath alluvial or volcanic cover. If they were exposed at the surface, they already would have been discovered. This type of exploration requires remote methods performed at the surface that reflect mineralization, lithology, and subsurface structure. These methods include geologic mapping in the ranges and the projection of structures and lithologies into the basins, as well as geophysical surveys—both airborne and ground-based—and geochemical surveys of range rocks and basin soils. All of these techniques work together to identify potential buried mineralized bodies and select drill sites. These steps are crucial in evaluating robust gold investment opportunities and fostering the development of high-value gold exploration projects. 
• A typical progression of exploration and expenditures on a project consists of four phases (in US dollars): 
  1. Identify a potential target area and ascertain land status (by Dr. Newton). 
  2. Secure mineral rights by claim staking (approximately $400 per claim; typical claim block of 200 claims = $80,000). 
  3. The annual fee to hold 200 claims is approximately $43,000. 
  4. Perform geologic, geophysical, and geochemical surveys to delineate possible buried ore bodies ($150,000). 
  5. Drill (cost relates to number and depth of holes—drilling and assaying for each project estimated at $400,000).
• The estimated cost to discovery is approximately $700,000 per project. 
• Both Goldrun and Roberts Creek have completed the first three phases. They are drill-ready, positioning them as prospective gold mining assets in Nevada and prime gold exploration projects for long-term investors. 
• All geological and management work will be performed by Dr. Newton, who has over 30 years of experience (salary: $108,000 per year plus expenses), ensuring that the exploration strategy remains efficient and reliable. 

On the two Cortus projects, Ammetex and Metalero share ongoing expenses at 49–51%. 

1. Ammetex’s share of 2025–2026 claim holding costs and initial recording of additional claims totals around $40,500 for both projects. These fees will be due in early Fall. 
2. Permitting drilling programs with the BLM at both projects will cost approximately $10,000 (Ammetex’s share: $5,000) and takes about four months. If started now, permits will be in place by November, valid for two years, and renewable thereafter. 
3. A refundable reclamation bond of approximately $30,000 is required for both projects. Ammetex’s share of reclamation costs will be roughly $10,000. 
4. Drilling can be performed in winter, but it is more expensive due to weather conditions. The wet season typically runs from late December through April. Drilling in November–early December or May–June is preferred (Ammetex’s share: $390,000). 

• Total costs for drilling both Goldrun and Roberts Creek are expected to be around $450,000 over the next 4–10 months. These strategic targets further strengthen Ammetex’s position as a mineral exploration company operating in one of the most productive gold mining regions. 

• Ammetex is a private C-corp registered in Nevada with 10 million shares of private stock. Investors may enter through a farm-in partnership (e.g., $300,000 for 10% of the company) or by purchasing shares (e.g., 1,000,000 shares at $0.30 each, totaling $300,000). Because these assets are grassroots gold exploration projects, they offer early access to exceptional gold investment opportunities with significant long-term potential. 
• In addition to the two Cortus projects, Ammetex holds 100% ownership of 10 other projects targeting gold, silver, lithium, uranium, and vanadium. This includes not only the resources but also production royalties—an attractive model for investors evaluating gold mining investment paths in Nevada. 
• Ammetex seeks investors who want to participate early in the growth of a rising mineral exploration company. Investors support continued project generation through Dr. Newton’s frontier research and exploration strategy. Long-term involvement is recommended, as several milestones may lead to payback: 
  1. Each discovery may represent an economically viable metal resource. Projects may be sold early in the company’s development to generate capital. 
  2. Production royalties can be marketed even before full production begins. Many companies purchase royalties once a resource is identified. 
  3. Every successful drill result boosts investor interest and increases company valuation. 
  4. A future IPO may deliver significant returns once the company has established a strong resource portfolio. 
  5. A major mining corporation may eventually acquire the company. For example, in 2011, Newmont Mining acquired Fronteer Gold for 2.3 billion CAD. 
• Ammetex is positioned to become a leader in discovering and advancing precious and strategic metal deposits in Nevada. Investors are invited to participate in this unique combination of gold investment opportunities, emerging gold exploration projects, and long-term value creation within the gold mining Nevada landscape. 

Shares in the private company, American Metals Exploration Corp., are now available for purchase.