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Purebase Eliminates Existing Liabilities in Debt Conversion

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Purebase (OTCQB:PUBC) announced a debt-for-equity exchange that removes $1,467,828.11 in liabilities. The existing noteholder converted this debt into 72,837,839 common shares at a conversion price of $0.020152 per share.

According to Purebase, the counterparty is CoreTer LLC, also owned by CEO A. Scott Dockter, and the transaction supports the company’s transition toward an integrated logistics platform for high-value minerals and commodities.

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Positive

  • Eliminates $1,467,828.11 of liabilities via debt-for-equity exchange
  • Converts debt at a defined $0.020152 per-share price
  • Aligned insider participation through CoreTer LLC owned by the CEO
  • Management signals confidence in new integrated logistics strategy

Negative

  • Issues 72,837,839 new common shares, increasing share count
  • Debt conversion may dilute existing PUBC shareholders’ ownership percentages

Sutter Creek, CA, May 13, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Purebase Corporation (OTCQB:PUBC), (“Purebase” or the “Company”), is pleased to announce it has eliminated $1,467,828.11 of liabilities through a Debt for Equity Exchange with the existing noteholder into 72,837,839 shares of the borrowers’ common stock, at the conversion price of 0.020152. The party converting the debt is CoreTer LLC, a Nevada-based and privately held mining company also owned by A. Scott Dockter, the CEO of Purebase Corporation.

Purebase CEO, A. Scott Dockter said “As Purebase continues its transition into an integrated logistics platform for high-value minerals and commodities, this was the perfect time to clean up the balance sheet and communicate to the market that Purebase leadership and our shareholders are confident in the Company’s new direction.”

About Purebase Corporation

Purebase Corporation (OTCQB: PUBC) is a diversified resource company that acquires, develops and provides high-value minerals and agricultural products for use in domestic and global supply chains.

Contacts

Roger Edwards - Purebase Corporation - roger.edwards@purebase.com. Please visit our corporate website – www.purebase.com

Safe Harbor

This press release contains statements, which may constitute “forward-looking statements.” Those statements include statements regarding the intent, belief, or current expectations of Purebase Corporation and members of its management team as well as the assumptions on which such statements are based. Such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks and uncertainties, and that actual results may differ materially from those contemplated by such forward-looking statements. Important factors currently known to management that may cause actual results to differ from those anticipated are discussed throughout the Company’s reports filed with Securities and Exchange Commission which are available at www.sec.gov as well as the Company’s web site at www.purebase.com. The Company undertakes no obligation to update or revise forward-looking statements to reflect changed assumptions, the occurrence of unanticipated events or changes to future operating results.


FAQ

What did Purebase (OTCQB:PUBC) announce about its liabilities on May 13, 2026?

Purebase announced it eliminated $1,467,828.11 in liabilities through a debt-for-equity exchange. According to Purebase, the existing noteholder converted this debt into 72,837,839 common shares, aiming to strengthen the balance sheet during its strategic transition.

How many new shares did Purebase (PUBC) issue in the May 2026 debt conversion?

Purebase issued 72,837,839 new common shares as part of the debt-for-equity exchange. According to Purebase, these shares were issued to the existing noteholder in exchange for cancelling $1,467,828.11 of liabilities at a set conversion price.

What was the conversion price in Purebase’s May 2026 debt-for-equity exchange (PUBC)?

The conversion price was $0.020152 per share in Purebase’s debt-for-equity exchange. According to Purebase, this fixed price determined how $1,467,828.11 of liabilities translated into 72,837,839 newly issued common shares for the existing noteholder.

Who is CoreTer LLC in Purebase’s May 13, 2026 debt conversion announcement?

CoreTer LLC is the existing noteholder converting debt into Purebase equity. According to Purebase, CoreTer is a Nevada-based, privately held mining company also owned by A. Scott Dockter, who serves as Purebase’s chief executive officer.

How could Purebase’s May 2026 debt conversion impact existing PUBC shareholders?

The debt conversion increases Purebase’s share count, which may dilute existing shareholders’ ownership percentages. According to Purebase, the trade-off is the removal of $1,467,828.11 in liabilities, intended to improve the balance sheet during its strategic transition.