Silver47 Exploration (TSX-V:AGA) has joined the Critical Minerals Forum, a coalition of miners, processors, investors and end-users committed to building resilient and diversified supply chains.
With seed funding from the US Department of War’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the forum includes over 50 companies across the critical minerals value chain-spanning the battery, semiconductor, defence and aerospace industries.
CEO Galen McNamara says the forum’s data-driven approach, partnership with DARPA’s open price exploration for national security initiative, and role as a trusted clearinghouse aligns with the company’s commitment to responsible development and long-term supply chain security.
“Through this membership, Silver47 looks forward to contributing to industry-wide initiatives that de-risk investment, foster partnerships and accelerate the delivery of new critical minerals capacity,” McNamara says.
The forum serves as a neutral convener that develops a roadmap of future mineral needs through consultations with the US Government and multinational manufacturers, complemented by proprietary geographic modelling of supply and demand.
It has been recognised by US government agencies as a key advisor on essential mineral projects. The forum also supports investment and blended financing for mineral projects while creating verifiable benefits for members through capital raising support, partnership formation, offtake agreements and coordinated industry engagement.
Silver47 Exploration is a mineral explorer focused on discovering and developing silver-rich deposits in North America.
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