• North Atlantic Titanium agreed to transfer its Chinese subsidiary to Qu Jiangeng, exiting its China mining interests.
• Deal terms include USD 1 consideration, with the buyer assuming all subsidiary obligations and liabilities.
• NATO will pay a one-time USD 80,000 by July 20, 2026, tied to the buyer taking on those responsibilities.
• If China approvals are not obtained within 45 business days of payment, the buyer must pay NATO USD 160,000 around Aug. 27, 2026.
• Upon completion, NATO will no longer hold interests in the Wulonggou Gold Mine, Xiao Wa Gou property, or LMM property in Henan.

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