AIS Minerals controls over 3,300 square kilometers of land in Kazakhstan across multiple non-contiguous properties, representing a dominant land position in the region that was assembled through strategic staking and acquisition after Kazakhstan revised its mining law in June 2018

Arc is conducting a 5,000 meter, 100-hole KGK drilling program at the Teelai target with the goal of testing mineralization through overburden and determining if diamond drilling is warranted, at a cost of $100 per meter plus $25 per meter for assay ($125 total)

AIS Minerals has identified a significant opportunity in Kazakhstan where a 500-kilometer stretch of the porphyry belt has only 3 known deposits compared to 26+ in Arizona-Mexico, indicating 90% underdiscovered potential relative to other major porphyry belts

The Elm property at AIS Minerals hosts two major copper-gold anomalies (Breski at 8.8 km and Amai at 14 km) with historic Soviet drilling showing 127 meters of 0.66% copper, with mineralization remaining open at depth and never drill tested by AIS

Arc Resources founder and CEO Tim Barry has spent 20+ years in global mineral exploration including work in Africa, Mongolia, North and South America, and has previously built companies to acquisition or production stage, giving him significant credibility