American Critical Minerals Corp Stock Price, News & Analysis

American Critical Minerals (OTCQB:APCOF) appointed Dean Pekeski as Senior Advisor effective November 4, 2025.

Pekeski brings 33+ years in mining and 17+ years focused on potash, having led discovery and development of the Milestone Potash solution mining project (reported 80% complete) and serving in senior roles at Western Potash and Peak Minerals. He has advanced projects through PEA/PFS/FS/FEED, permitting, contracts, off-take steps, and has raised more than US$120M in capital. Management says his technical expertise, sector relationships in Utah, and capital-raising track record will support advancement and de-risking of the Green River Project ahead of planned drilling in the New Year.

American Critical Minerals (OTCQB:APCOF) closed a bought deal and concurrent non-brokered financing on Nov 3, 2025, issuing a total of 21,288,736 Units at $0.35 per Unit for aggregate gross proceeds of approximately $7,451,000. Each Unit includes one common share and one-half warrant; Warrants exercise at $0.45 for 36 months and cannot be exercised until 60 days post-closing.

Net proceeds will fund an initial confirmation and resource drill program targeting potash, lithium and bromine at the Green River Project, with remaining funds for working capital and corporate purposes.

American Critical Minerals (OTCQB:APCOF) filed a voluntary NI 43-101 Technical Report dated October 27, 2025 with an effective date of September 30, 2025 for the Green River Potash and Lithium Project.

The report documents quantified exploration targets: 2.1 billion m3 brine grading 71.6–216.3 ppm lithium and 3,656–4,741 ppm bromine, plus a potash target of 0.5–1.0 Bt sylvanite grading 12–18% K2O (eK2O 19–29% eKCl). The report recommends a phased program with Phase 1 drilling to test potash horizons and clastic zones, maiden resource estimates, and initial pre-feasibility work.

The company cites recent approvals for its Plan of Operations, federal potash prospecting licenses and drill authorizations and is developing a Phase 1 drilling and sampling program for the upcoming season.

American Critical Minerals (OTCQB:APCOF) reported an updated seismic interpretation for the northern Green River potash and lithium project on October 15, 2025. Agapito reviewed four reprocessed 2D seismic lines (≈32.5 miles) and a time-structure map of the top Paradox Formation salt.

The interpretation shows relatively flat-lying potash cycles dipping ~4% north, a northward thickening of Paradox clastics, and minor high-angle faulting. Findings support potential suitability for solution mining wells and possible increased lithium/bromine brine quality and volumetric potential. An updated technical report will be published shortly.

American Critical Minerals (OTCQB:APCOF) announced NI 43-101 exploration targets for lithium and bromine at its Green River Project in the Paradox Basin (PR date: October 6, 2025). According to the PR, Agapito defined High Case brine of 2.11 billion m3 with up to 1.71 Mt LCE and 9.13 Mt Br2, and Low Case estimates of 1.27 billion m3 yielding ~0.616 Mt LCE and 3.29 Mt Br2. The PR also cites an existing potash exploration target of 0.6–1.0 Bt sylvanite at 12–18% eK2O. The company states it has drill permits and plans confirmation/resource drilling in the coming months.

American Critical Minerals (CSE:KCLI / OTCQB:APCOF / FRA:2P3) reported results from its Annual General and Special Meeting held on October 3, 2025. Shareholders re-elected the board of directors, approved the continued appointment of the auditor, and ratified a new omnibus equity incentive plan. The company directs readers to the management information circular filed on SEDAR+ for full details. The release includes customary forward-looking statements and cautions about risks described in the company’s MD&A.

American Critical Minerals (OTCQB:APCOF) has successfully renewed its mineral rights portfolio in the Green River Project, encompassing 32,530 total acres across Utah. The portfolio includes 11 SITLA Mineral Leases (7,050 acres), 1,094 Federal Lithium Brine Claims (21,150 acres), and 11 Federal Potash Prospecting Permits (25,480 acres).

The company has secured permits to drill 7 total holes across the project area - 3 holes on State of Utah Leases and 4 holes on Federal lands, pending final reclamation bonding payments. Unlike its neighbors Intrepid Potash and Anson Resources, APCOF is uniquely positioned to develop both potash and lithium resources.

The company is working with Agapito Associates LLC to define a 43-101 Exploration Target for lithium and update its technical report. Additionally, APCOF has granted 660,000 stock options at $0.38 and 540,000 RSUs to directors, officers, and key advisors.

American Critical Minerals (OTCQB:APCOF) highlights the significant addition of Potash to the US Geological Survey's draft Critical Minerals List, a development that could substantially benefit the company's Green River Project. The USGS estimates that over 92% of US potash consumption relies on imports, primarily from Canada, former Soviet Union, and Middle East.

The company emphasizes recent federal funding initiatives in the sector, including a $14 million USDA grant to Sage Potash for a Utah facility and a $3 million DFC commitment to Millennial Potash's Banio Project. Additionally, the company has engaged Machai Capital for digital marketing services with a $400,000 upfront retainer.

American Critical Minerals (OTCQB:APCOF) has successfully completed a non-brokered private placement, raising $1 million through the issuance of 5 million units at $0.20 per unit. Each unit includes one common share and a half warrant exercisable at $0.30 until September 16, 2027.

The company will use the proceeds to advance its Green River Project, focusing on lithium and bromine exploration targets, technical report updates, and general working capital. The offering included insider participation of 100,000 units and resulted in payments of $47,400 and 237,000 warrants to arms-length brokerage firms.