• Selkirk Copper launched a scoping study to evaluate shipping mineral concentrates through Alaska’s Port of Skagway under a July 17, 2026 funding agreement.
• Company funding capped at USD 200,000 for the work, focused on safe, environmentally responsible concentrate handling and export logistics.
• Skagway’s industrial dock plan received USD 38.6 million in US federal funding support, potentially enabling concentrate loading at the port.
• Mine restart planning targets mid-2028 production at the Minto project, supported by drilling-led resource expansion and updated engineering work.
• An updated preliminary economic assessment is expected in Q3 2026, with a feasibility study scheduled to start in Q3 2026.

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