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Company Description

Search Minerals Inc. (OTC Pink: SHCMD), also listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol SMY, is a mineral exploration company focused on Critical Rare Earth Elements (CREE)Port Hope Simpson – St. Lewis CREE District in South‑east Labrador.

The company states that it controls a belt approximately 63 km long and 2 km wide in this district. This belt is described as road accessible, on tidewater, and located within three local communities in South‑east Labrador. Within this area, Search has completed a preliminary economic assessment report with resource estimates for the FOXTROT and DEEP FOX deposits, and is advancing several additional exploration prospects.

Core projects and exploration focus

Search Minerals highlights multiple key properties and prospects within its portfolio. The company reports resource estimates for the FOXTROT and DEEP FOX deposits in the Port Hope Simpson – St. Lewis CREE District. In addition, Search is working on three exploration prospects along the same belt: FOX MEADOW, SILVER FOX and AWESOME FOX.

Beyond the Port Hope Simpson – St. Lewis belt, Search also reports work in the Red Wine Critical Minerals District in central Labrador. In this district, the company has conducted channel sampling programs on prospects including MANN #1, TWO TOM LAKE and MERLOT. These prospects are described as containing critical mineral mineralization with elements such as niobium (Nb), beryllium (Be), neodymium (Nd), praseodymium (Pr), dysprosium (Dy), terbium (Tb) and yttrium (Y).

Port Hope Simpson – St. Lewis CREE District

The Port Hope Simpson – St. Lewis CREE District in South‑east Labrador is presented by the company as an emerging district for Critical Rare Earth Elements, Zirconium and Hafnium. Search indicates that this district is accessible by road and tidewater and is located near three local communities. Within this district, Search has focused on the FOXTROT and DEEP FOX deposits as well as the FOX MEADOW, SILVER FOX and AWESOME FOX exploration prospects.

The FOX MEADOW CREE property in South‑east Labrador is described as hosting REE‑Zr‑Hf mineralization in metamorphosed peralkaline volcanic rocks and related subvolcanic pegmatitic zones. According to technical information released by the company, drill holes and surface channels at FOX MEADOW have intersected mineralization containing both light rare earth elements such as Nd and Pr and heavy rare earth elements such as Dy and Tb.

The DEEP FOX CREE property, located in South‑east Labrador about 2 km northeast of the port of St. Lewis and approximately 12 km east of the FOXTROT deposit, has been the subject of multiple phases of drilling and channel sampling. The company reports that mineralization at DEEP FOX occurs from surface through multiple depth levels and that exploration drilling and channeling have expanded the mineralized zone on surface and at depth.

Red Wine Critical Minerals District

In the Red Wine Critical Minerals District in central Labrador, Search has carried out channel sampling programs on the MANN #1, TWO TOM LAKE and MERLOT prospects. The company reports that channels from these prospects show significant values for critical minerals, including Nb, Be, Nd, Pr, Dy and Tb. The mineralization in this district is described as related to peralkaline rocks of the Letitia Lake Group and the Red Wine Intrusive Suite.

The Red Wine District is located in west‑central Labrador, northeast of Churchill Falls. According to the company, access to the Red Wine properties is provided by a three‑season woods road extending from the Trans Labrador Highway to within tens of kilometres of the properties, with helicopter access from Churchill Falls and Goose Bay.

Exploration methods and technical oversight

Search Minerals describes detailed exploration and sampling procedures for its projects. At properties such as FOX MEADOW and DEEP FOX, the company uses diamond drilling and surface channel sampling to obtain geological, structural, geotechnical and geochemical data. Drill core and channel samples are logged, photographed, and sampled by company personnel, with remaining material stored at a core storage facility in St. Lewis.

Samples from these programs are shipped to Activation Laboratories Ltd. (ActLabs) in Ancaster, Ontario, where they are prepared and analyzed using fusion and ICP/ICP‑MS techniques. The company outlines quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) procedures that include duplicates, coarse duplicates, reproducibility standards and blind standards, along with additional checks of analytical results with other laboratories. ActLabs is described as an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory.

Search identifies a Qualified Person, as defined by National Instrument 43‑101, who supervises the preparation of and approves the technical information in its exploration news releases. The company states that it aims to maintain high standards of integrity, transparency and consistency in reporting geological and assay data.

Corporate and capital markets context

Search Minerals Inc. trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol SMY and on the OTC Pink market in the United States under the symbol SHCMD. The company describes itself as being led by a management team and board of directors with prior experience, and notes that it is operating under new leadership that is focused on accountability and timely disclosure of exploration results.

In addition to exploration activities, Search has disclosed corporate developments such as settlement arrangements with certain creditors. For example, the company has announced an agreement regarding the method and manner of payment of remaining debt to specific creditors, involving a combination of common share issuance and cash payment, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval.

Investors researching SHCMD stock are therefore looking at a mineral exploration issuer focused on Critical Rare Earth Elements, Zirconium and Hafnium in Labrador, with defined deposits at FOXTROT and DEEP FOX, ongoing exploration at FOX MEADOW, SILVER FOX and AWESOME FOX, and additional critical mineral prospects in the Red Wine District.

Key points for SHCMD investors

  • Mineral exploration company focused on Critical Rare Earth Elements (CREE), Zirconium and Hafnium.
  • Primary focus on the Port Hope Simpson – St. Lewis CREE District in South‑east Labrador.
  • Resource estimates completed for FOXTROT and DEEP FOX, based on a preliminary economic assessment.
  • Exploration prospects along the belt include FOX MEADOW, SILVER FOX and AWESOME FOX.
  • Additional critical mineral prospects in the Red Wine Critical Minerals District (MANN #1, TWO TOM LAKE, MERLOT).
  • Shares trade on TSXV (SMY) and OTC Pink (SHCMD).

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current stock price of Search Minerals (SHCMD)?

The current stock price of Search Minerals (SHCMD) is $0.214 as of July 16, 2025.

What is the market cap of Search Minerals (SHCMD)?

The market cap of Search Minerals (SHCMD) is approximately 8.5M. Learn more about what market capitalization means .

What does Search Minerals Inc. (SHCMD) do?

Search Minerals Inc. is a mineral exploration company focused on finding and developing Critical Rare Earth Elements (CREE), Zirconium (Zr) and Hafnium (Hf) resources. The company concentrates its work in the emerging Port Hope Simpson – St. Lewis CREE District in South‑east Labrador and also explores critical mineral prospects in the Red Wine Critical Minerals District in central Labrador.

Where are Search Minerals’ main projects located?

Search Minerals’ main projects are located in South‑east Labrador in the Port Hope Simpson – St. Lewis CREE District, where it has the FOXTROT and DEEP FOX deposits and the FOX MEADOW, SILVER FOX and AWESOME FOX exploration prospects. The company also explores in the Red Wine Critical Minerals District in central Labrador at prospects such as MANN #1, TWO TOM LAKE and MERLOT.

What are the FOXTROT and DEEP FOX deposits?

FOXTROT and DEEP FOX are Critical Rare Earth Element deposits in the Port Hope Simpson – St. Lewis CREE District of South‑east Labrador. Search Minerals reports that it has completed a preliminary economic assessment with resource estimates for both deposits, and has carried out multiple phases of drilling and channel sampling, particularly at DEEP FOX.

What is the FOX MEADOW CREE property?

FOX MEADOW is a Critical Rare Earth Element property in South‑east Labrador that hosts REE‑Zr‑Hf mineralization in metamorphosed peralkaline volcanic rocks and related subvolcanic pegmatitic zones. Search Minerals has conducted drill and channel programs at FOX MEADOW, reporting significant concentrations of both light rare earth elements such as neodymium and praseodymium and heavy rare earth elements such as dysprosium and terbium.

What is the Red Wine Critical Minerals District and how is Search involved?

The Red Wine Critical Minerals District is located in west‑central Labrador, northeast of Churchill Falls. Search Minerals explores several prospects there, including MANN #1, TWO TOM LAKE and MERLOT. Channel sampling results reported by the company show critical mineral mineralization containing elements such as niobium, beryllium, neodymium, praseodymium, dysprosium, terbium and yttrium, associated with peralkaline rocks of the Letitia Lake Group and the Red Wine Intrusive Suite.

On which exchanges does Search Minerals trade and what is the SHCMD symbol?

Search Minerals Inc. trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol SMY and on the OTC Pink market in the United States under the symbol SHCMD. The SHCMD symbol represents the company’s shares in the U.S. over‑the‑counter market.

How does Search Minerals describe its exploration and sampling process?

Search Minerals reports that it uses diamond drilling and surface channel sampling to collect geological, structural, geotechnical and geochemical data. Drill core and channel samples are logged, photographed and sampled by company personnel, with remaining material stored at a core storage facility. Samples are sent to Activation Laboratories Ltd. for preparation and analysis using fusion and ICP/ICP‑MS techniques, supported by QA/QC procedures such as duplicates, standards and cross‑checks with other laboratories.

What quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) measures does the company mention?

The company describes QA/QC measures that include duplicates and coarse duplicates at set intervals, reproducibility standards, and blind standards inserted by Search. Activation Laboratories also analyzes duplicates and splits and uses measured standards. Search notes that it checks analytical results with other laboratories and that ActLabs is an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory.

Who is responsible for the technical information in Search Minerals’ exploration releases?

Search Minerals identifies a Qualified Person, as defined by National Instrument 43‑101, who serves as Vice President, Exploration. This Qualified Person supervises the preparation of and approves the technical information reported in the company’s exploration news releases, and the company states that it aims for high standards of integrity, transparency and consistency in its technical reporting.

Has Search Minerals disclosed any recent corporate or financing‑related developments?

Yes. Among its disclosures, Search Minerals has announced a settlement arrangement with certain creditors involving the method and manner of payment of remaining debt. This arrangement includes the issuance of common shares to one creditor and a cash payment to another creditor, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval, in satisfaction of the remaining debts arising from a settlement agreement.