Neotech Metals (CSE:NTMC) has appointed Frankfurt-based corporate advisory and capital markets advisor DGWA, as its European government consulting and financial markets advisor.
DGWA will assist the company in strategic engagement with government agencies and industry stakeholders as Neotech advances its critical minerals development strategy and strengthens relationships within the global rare earth supply chain.
As part of the appointment, DGWA will be paid €5,000 per month for a 12-month period. The company will also issue 300,000 options to DGWA for a three-year term.
CEO Reagan Glazier says Europe and Germany have taken a leading role in recognising the strategic importance of critical minerals.
“By partnering with DGWA, we are strengthening our ability to engage with industry leaders and government stakeholders across the region,” Glazier says.
“At the same time, we are seeing strong support from Canadian governments for the development of domestic critical mineral supply.”
DGWA Chief Executive Stefan Müller says Neotech’s low-temperature, low-ragent leaching process reduces the carbon footprint and the operating costs compared to traditional rare earth processing.
“With a strategic listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and being located just 20km from existing Ontario hydroelectric and rail infrastructure, Neotech stands as a primary candidate for the joint public-private financing mechanisms designed to accelerate the European energy transition,” Müller says.
In February 2026, Neotech completed an 8,000m drilling program at the Hecla-Kilmer Project in Ontario, Canada. Assays are pending on all samples and will be released upon completion.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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