Tofty Carbonatite

THE TOFTY CARBONATITE IN CENTRAL ALASKA IS AN UNDEREXPLORED NIOBIUM AND REE BEARING INTRUSIVE SILL UP TO 30 METERS THICK AND OVER 35 KILOMETERS IN STRIKE LENGTH. LIMITED DRILLING AND TRENCHING ON A VERY NARROW CORRIDOR ALONG THE EXPOSED SILL HAS CONFIRMED THE PRESENCE OF CRITICAL MINERAL CONCENTRATIONS, THOUGH NO MODERN, SYSTEMATIC EXPLORATION PROGRAM HAS BEEN CONDUCTED TO TEST THE TRUE EXTENT AND TENOR OF MINERALIZATION. BULL RUN CAPITAL HAS RECENTLY SECURED CLOSE TO 16,000 ACRES OF STATE OF ALASKA MINING CLAIMS ALONG THE KNOWN CARBONATITE TREND TO FURTHER NIOBIUM AND REE EXPLORATION AT TOFTY. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT AGGRESSIVE DISTRICT-SCALE LAND CONSOLIDATION, GEOLOGIC MAPPING, SOIL GEOCHEMISTRY (INCLUDING TRADITIONAL, MMI, AND BIOGEOCHEM), RADIOMETRICS, AND DRONE AEROMAGNETIC GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS BE INITIATED IN JULY-SEPTEMBER OF 2024 TO DELINEATE DRILL TARGETS FOR THE 2025 EXPLORATION SEASON.