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Homerun Resources Inc. Advances Solar Glass Project Financing with Letter of Intent from Leading European Project Finance Bank for up to 170 Million Euros

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Homerun Resources (OTCQB: HMRFF, TSXV: HMR) received a signed letter of intent from an undisclosed leading European project finance bank to consider arranging, structuring and syndicating financing for its Solar Glass Project in Bahia, Brazil.

The contemplated export credit facility targets the equipment package, preliminarily estimated at approximately €170 million, within a total forecast project capital cost of nearly US$400 million. The potential loan tenor is up to 14 years from the commissioning date, aiming to align debt maturity with the project life cycle at competitive pricing. According to Homerun, the LOI is non-binding and any final commitment will depend on detailed due diligence and credit committee approvals, with no assurance that definitive agreements will be completed.

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  • LOI for export credit facility targeting about €170 million of equipment costs
  • Loan tenor up to 14 years from commissioning aligns debt with project life
  • Engagement from a leading European project finance bank signals institutional interest in the Solar Glass Project

Negative

  • LOI is non-binding and subject to detailed due diligence and credit approvals
  • No assurance of definitive financing agreements on contemplated terms or at all
  • Equipment financing of ~€170 million covers only part of nearly US$400 million forecast capital cost

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Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - July 28, 2026) - Homerun Resources Inc. (TSXV: HMR) (OTCQB: HMRFF) ("Homerun" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that the Company has received a signed letter of intent ("LOI") from a potential project financier expressing strong interest in considering the arrangement, structuring, and syndication covering the financing for Homerun's Solar Glass Project in Bahia, Brazil.

The facility in discussion contemplates a loan tenor of up to 14 years starting from the commissioning date and enables lenders to provide long-term financing aligned with the project life cycle at very competitive pricing. The final commitment will be subject to detailed due diligence, and approvals from certain credit committees. In accordance with confidentiality agreements and for competitive reasons, the identity of this interested party will remain undisclosed at this time.

The Company expects that the contemplated export credit facility, if ultimately completed, would align with the equipment package component of the Company's bankable feasibility study for the Solar Glass Project, which has been preliminarily estimated at approximately €170 million within a total forecast capital cost of nearly US$400 million. There can be no assurance that definitive agreements will be reached on the terms contemplated, or at all.

Brian Leeners, CEO of Homerun, commented: "This letter of intent from a leading European project finance bank is a strong validation of the work we have done to structure the Solar Glass Project as a bankable asset. We are honoured by this indication of interest and encouraged by the calibre of institutions now engaging with us as we advance project financing toward completion."

About Homerun (www.homerunresources.com)

Homerun is building the silica-powered backbone of the energy and technology transitions across multiple focused verticals: High Purity Silica and Advanced Silica Materials, Solar, Energy Storage, and Energy Solutions. Anchored by a unique high-purity low-iron silica resource in the Silica Valley of Bahia, Brazil, Homerun is transforming raw silica sand into essential materials, products and technologies that accelerate clean energy and technology solutions and deliver durable shareholder value.

  • ⁠Silica: Secure supply and processing of high-purity low-iron silica for mission-critical applications, enabling premium solar glass and advanced energy and technology materials.
  • Solar: Development of the first dedicated 1,000 tonne per day high-efficiency solar glass plant in the Americas and the commercialization of extra-clear, antimony-free solar glass designed for next-generation photovoltaic performance.
  • Energy Storage: Advancement of long-duration, silica-based thermal storage systems and related technologies to decarbonize industrial heat and unlock grid flexibility.
  • ⁠Energy Solutions: AI-enabled energy management, control systems, and turnkey electrification solutions that reduce costs and optimize renewable generation for commercial and industrial customers.

With disciplined execution, strategic partnerships, and an unwavering commitment to best-in-class ESG practices, Homerun is focused on converting milestones into markets-creating a scalable, vertically integrated platform for clean energy and technology solutions in the Americas.

On behalf of the Board of Directors of
Homerun Resources Inc.

"Brian Leeners"

Brian Leeners, CEO & Director
brianleeners@gmail.com / +1 604-862-4184 (WhatsApp)

Tyler Muir, Investor Relations
info@homerunresources.com / +1 306-690-8886 (WhatsApp)

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FAQ

What did Homerun Resources (HMRFF) announce about Solar Glass Project financing on July 28, 2026?

Homerun Resources announced a signed letter of intent from a potential European project finance bank to consider arranging and syndicating financing for its Solar Glass Project in Bahia. According to Homerun, the contemplated export credit facility would target the project’s equipment package and remains subject to due diligence.

How much financing could Homerun Resources (HMRFF) receive under the Solar Glass Project LOI?

The contemplated export credit facility is expected to align with an equipment package preliminarily estimated at about €170 million. According to Homerun, this amount falls within a total forecast capital cost of nearly US$400 million for the Solar Glass Project and is not yet committed.

What are the key terms of the potential loan for Homerun Resources’ Solar Glass Project (HMRFF)?

The discussed facility includes a loan tenor of up to 14 years starting from the commissioning date. According to Homerun, this structure is intended to align long-term financing with the project life cycle and offer competitive pricing, subject to final approvals and definitive documentation.

Is the Homerun Resources (HMRFF) Solar Glass Project financing letter of intent binding?

The letter of intent is not binding and does not guarantee financing. According to Homerun, any final commitment will depend on detailed due diligence and approvals from relevant credit committees, and there is no assurance definitive agreements will be reached on the contemplated terms or at all.

Who is providing the potential project financing for Homerun Resources (HMRFF) and why is the bank unnamed?

The potential financier is described as a leading European project finance bank, but it is not identified. According to Homerun, the bank’s identity remains undisclosed due to confidentiality agreements and competitive reasons while the Solar Glass Project financing is evaluated and structured.