Recharge Resources Announces Name Change and Intention to Spin-Out  Pinchi Nickel Project and Redonda Copper Project to Create Two New  Public Companies Owned by Existing Recharge Shareholders 
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    “BLACKSTONE COPPER CORP.” &   
     “BROOKEFIELD MINERALS CORP.”  
     Vancouver, BC – TheNewswire - March 4, 2025 – Recharge Resources Ltd. ("Recharge" or the "Company") (RR: CSE) (RECHF: OTC) (SL5: Frankfurt)  is pleased to announce that effective March 7, 2025, the Company’s name  will change from “Recharge Resources Ltd.” to “Vanguard Mining Corp.”.   Also, effective March 7, 2025, the trading symbol for the Company will  change from “RR” to “UUU”.  The new CUSIP Number will be 921966107 and the new ISIN number will be CA9219661076.  The share capital of the Company is unchanged.   
     The Company further announces that it plans to spin out  its non core assets to make two separate reporting issuers (individually  “Spinco” or together “Spincos”) with the intention of listing them on  multiple North American Stock Exchange with the initial target being  listings on the Canadian Securities Exchange (the “CSE”). 
     The President and Chief Executive  Officer of Recharge Resources, David Greenway states: “We don't believe  the market is fully valuing the sum of our portfolio and we see this as  the ideal solution to ensure all of our highly prospective projects get  the attention and command the valuation of which they deserve, with  purpose-built teams in place for each. This will allow Recharge to  streamline its focus towards Brussels Creek and for the Company to  refocus on identifying and acquiring Uranium exploration and development  opportunities. Recharge’s ultimate goal is to provide value  to shareholders by providing them a pro rata share and benefit from the  creation of two new publicly traded exploration companies. This creates a  compelling new dynamic to our investment thesis, as investors will  stand to own shares in three public companies that are on three clear  paths." 
      
     The Company has reserved the names “Blackstone Copper  Corp.” which will own the Company’s interest in the Rendonda Copper  Project and “Brookefield Mining Corp.” which will own the Company’s  Pinchi Nickel Project.   
     The Company will work on both spinouts simultaneously and  an update will be provided as to the record dates for which investors  will need to hold shares of Recharge to benefit from the spinouts. 
     About Pinchi Lake Nickel Project “Brookefield Mining Corp.” 
     The Murray Ridge and Pinchi Lake nickel projects are located  approximately 15 to 30 kilometers northwest of Fort St. James and 120  kilometers northwest of Prince George in central British Columbia.  Pinchi Lake was previously explored by Nanton Nickel Corp., consisting  of three separate claim blocks totaling 3,922.64 hectares. These claims  were selected to cover areas with the best sampling results (greater  than 0.20% nickel in rocks) reported by Nanton Nickel in 2013, shortly  after the discovery of FPX Nickel Corp.’s Decar nickel property. 
     Awaruite, a naturally occurring nickel-iron alloy, was confirmed to  contribute to the nickel values. Geological mapping, prospecting, and  geochemical soil sampling have identified favorable geology and  structures on the property, including localized serpentinization  associated with ultramafic rocks. The geology of the Decar nickel  project, located 60 kilometers to the southwest, is analogous, featuring  a suite of ultramafic intrusions that host widely disseminated,  coarse-grained awaruite mineralization. 
     Awaruite (Ni2Fe–Ni3Fe) is composed of approximately 75% nickel, 25%  iron, and 0% sulfur, making it a form of natural steel. The absence of  sulfur enables the concentrate to be shipped directly to steel mills,  eliminating the need for smelting and refining processes and minimizing  environmental impacts. The 
      
  project was announced under option to Ranchero Resources on November 21st, 2023. 
      Figure 1: Map Location of Murray Ridge and Pinchi Lake nickel projects. 
     The Company further announces that its option of the  Pinchi Lake property to Ranchero Gold Corp as announced on November 21,  2023 has been terminated by mutual agreement. 
      About Redonda Copper Project “Blackstone Copper Corp” 
     Recharge Resources Ltd. has entered into an agreement  with Stamper Oil & Gas Corp., whereby Recharge may earn up to a  50-per-cent interest in the Redonda project, located within the  Vancouver mining division of British Columbia. 
     Recharge on December 4th, 2024, announced the following exploration update at the project: 
     Recharge Resources Ltd. has provided an exploration  update from its 2,746.46-hectare Redonda copper-molybdenum project,  located within the Vancouver mining division of British Columbia. 
     Recent drilling at the project returned up to 142.6 metres (467.8 feet) of 0.279 per cent copper and 0.0281 per cent molybdenum. 
     The Company has received excellent metallurgical test  results by Process Mineralogical Consulting Ltd. (PMC Labs) from the  Redonda copper, molybdenum and rhenium drill program. 
     The main copper-bearing and molybdenum-bearing phases in  the master composite are chalcopyrite and molybdenite, respectively.  This material reports 0.33 weight per cent copper, 5.74 weight per cent  iron and 0.33 weight per cent molybdenum, accompanied by 2.3 parts per  million silver. 
     Flotation test work suggests that the initial samples and  exploratory test work are successful in producing copper recoveries  ranging from 94.7 per cent to 96.9 per cent and molybdenum recoveries  ranging from 92.2 per cent to 95.6 per cent after five stages of rougher  flotation tests. 
     The metallurgical program was coupled with detailed mineralogical invest 
     See Press release:  Recharge  Resources Enters Into Agreement To Acquire 50% Interest In Redonda  Copper Project With Recent Drill Intercepts Of Up To 142.6 Meters .279%  Copper .0281 Molybdenum 
      About the Redonda Project 
     Recharge has entered into a binding earn-in option  agreement (the “Agreement”) with Stamper Oil & Gas Corp. (“Stamper”  or the “Optionor”) whereby Recharge may earn up to a 50% interest in the  Redonda Project (the “Redonda”), located within the Vancouver Mining  Division of British Columbia. 
     The project, previously explored by Teck Resources Ltd.  (previously Teck Corp.), has had a total of 14 holes drilled, all  showing consistent values with widespread mineralization near surface.  Teck drilled a total of nine NQ core holes for a total of 1,681 metres  (5,515 feet) at the project in 1979, with recent follow-up drilling  completed in 2023 for a total of five holes and 799.81 m (2,624 feet). 
     The project encompasses nine claims covering a total of  2,726 hectares (6,736 acres) and is situated 40 kilometres northeast of  Campbell River, B.C. The Redonda project benefits from year-round access  via regularly scheduled barge service from Campbell River through  Marine Link Transportation, a marine freight solutions provider. From  Redonda Bay, access to the project is facilitated by five kilometres of  recently upgraded logging road. Active logging operations ensure a  well-maintained network of forest service roads throughout the claims  area. Work in 2021 proceeded under a letter of support from the Klahoose  First Nation, acknowledging its traditional  territory, along with a free-use permit, drill permit and induced  polarization (IP) exemption from British Columbia's Ministry of Energy,  Mines and Low Carbon Innovation (EMLI). 
     Figure 5: Table of 2023 Exploration Program - Combined with Historic 1979 Intercepts 
     Hole # 
    |    From/To 
    |    Core Length 
    |    Cu% 
    |    Mo% 
    |    Re (ppm) 
    |     Hole Red-23-04  Mineralization starts from surface 
    |    3.1-18.2m 
    |    15.2m 
    |    0.452 
    |    0.0265 
    |    0.1053 
    |     Hole Red-23-04 
    |    25.5-97.5m 
    |    72m 
    |    0.235 
    |    0.0228 
    |    0.1106 
    |     Hole Red-23-04 Hole bottoms in good grade 
    |    147.8-163.1m 
    |    30.3m 
    |    0.212 
    |    0.0154 
    |    0.0514 
    |     Hole Red-23-03  Mineralization starts from surface 
    |    3.1-48m 
    |    45.0m 
    |    0.329 
    |    0.0265 
    |    0.1111 
    |     Hole Red-23-03 
    |    68.8-141.0m 
    |    77.3m 
    |    0.323 
    |    0.0197 
    |    0.0791 
    |     Hole Red-23-03 Hole bottoms in good grade 
    |    199.5-210.0m 
    |    10.5m 
    |    0.174 
    |    0.0117 
    |    0.0563 
    |     Hole Red-23-05  Mineralization starts from surface 
    |    2.7-33m 
    |    30.3m 
    |    0.213 
    |    0.0192 
    |    0.0749 
    |     Hole Red-23-05  Hole bottoms in good grade 
    |    39.3-182.0m 
    |    142.6m 
    |    0.279 
    |    0.0281 
    |    0.0927 
    |     Hole Red 23-02  Mineralization starts from surface 
    |    3.1-111.0m 
    |    108m 
    |    0.251 
    |    0.025 
    |    0.1025 
    |     Hole Red-23-02  Hole bottoms in good grade 
    |    158.5-169.2m 
    |    10.7m 
    |    0.375 
    |    0.1377 
    |    0.5871 
    |     Hole Red-23-01 confirmation hole collared outside Potassic Zone 
    |    60-67m 
    |    7m 
    |    0.136 
    |    0.0023 
    |    0.0167 
    |     Historic Hole # 
    |    From/To 
    |    Core Length 
    |    Cu% 
    |    MoS2% 
    |    Re (ppm) 
    |     DOH R79-2 
    |    110.0-200.0m 
    |    90.0m 
    |    0.21 
    |    0.019 
    |    |     DOH R79-3  Mineralization starts from surface 
    |    3.4-27.5m 
    |    24.1m 
    |    0.42 
    |    0.075 
    |    |     35.0-60.0m 
    |    25.0m 
    |    0.19 
    |    0.024 
    |    |     67.5-97.5m 
    |    30.0m 
    |    0.17 
    |    0.120 
    |    |     140.0-152.5m 
    |    12.5m 
    |    0.30 
    |    0.015 
    |    |     DOH R79-5  Mineralization starts from surface 
    |    2.7-55.8m 
    |    53.1m 
    |    0.33 
    |    0.025 
    |    |     92.5-135.0m 
    |    42.5m 
    |    0.20 
    |    0.038 
    |    |     155.0-172.5m 
    |    17.5m 
    |    0.37 
    |    0.010 
    |    |     182.5-210.0m 
    |    27.5m 
    |    0.22 
    |    0.021 
    |    |     DOH R79-6  Mineralization starts from surface 
    |    2.5-30.0m 
    |    27.5m 
    |    0.23 
    |    0.058 
    |    |     142.5-155.5m 
    |    10.0m 
    |    0.10 
    |    0.045 
    |    |     DOH R79-7 
    |    30.0-37.5m 
    |    7.5m 
    |    0.20 
    |    0.004 
    |    |     DOH R79-8 
    |    125.0-135.0m 
    |    10.0m 
    |    0.06 
    |    0.034 
    |    |     DOH R79-9  Mineralization starts from surface 
    |    5.0-15.0m 
    |    10.0m 
    |    0.16 
    |    0.014 
    |    |     97.5-110.0m 
    |    12.5m 
    |    0.19 
    |    0.011 
    |    |     175.0-210.0m 
    |    35.0m 
    |    0.09 
    |    0.27 
    |       
    |      |   |   |       Table 1:Trenching Values 
     Trench No. 
    |    Sample Length 
    |    %Cu 
    |    %MoS2 
    |     66-4 
    |    45m 
    |    0.18 
    |    .013 
    |     66.6 
    |    52m 
    |    0.19 
    |    .0.02 
    |     66.7 
    |    49m 
    |    0.22 
    |    0.02 
    |     66.8 
    |    88m 
    |    0.24 
    |    0.01 
    |     66.9 
    |    64m 
    |    0.33 
    |    0.03 
    |     66.10 
    |    24m 
    |    0.20 
    |    0.02 
    |       Further trenching sampling returned consistent values,  with the drilling returning up to 45 metres of 0.18 per cent copper and  0.13 per cent molybdenum at surface, as outlined in an attached table. 
     The regional setting of the Redonda property is part of  the Coast suture zone between the Wrangellia terrane and the Coast  plutonic complex. In the claim area, early Cretaceous dioritic intrusive  rocks of the Coast plutonic complex has been intruded by at least three  later intrusive units, including a quartz plug, a previously  interpreted wide hornblende dike that is locally brecciated over its  600-metre exposed length, and several smaller feldspar dikes that cut  dioritic rocks near the southwest margin of the previously interpreted  hornblende-rich body. Higher concentrations of copper-molybdenum  mineralization are closely associated with the hornblende dike,  particularly in areas where it has been brecciated. The geological  setting of the mineralization on the Redonda mineral claims shares a  number of features similar to those observed at the Okover  copper-molybdenum porphyry deposit located 34 kilometres to the  southeast, north of Powell River and the Gambier copper deposit in Howe  Sound. 
     Spin Out 
     The completion of the proposed spinout transaction and  contemplated distribution of SpinCo shares to Recharge shareholders are  subject to a number of conditions, including the completion of legal and  tax structuring analyses, completion of financial analysis,  determination of the structure and amount of Recharge's funding of  SpinCo, determination of final details of the transaction, settlement of  the Board and management team for SpinCo, required regulatory  approvals, any required shareholder approval, and the listing of the  SpinCo Shares on the Canadian Securities Exchange. 
     There is no certainty that the spinout transaction will  be completed on the terms proposed or at all. The Board of Recharge may  determine to not proceed with the transaction should there be a change  in market conditions or investor interest or should another opportunity  arise, that would similarly enhance value to Recharge shareholders. The  Company is still contemplating the structure with which investors of  Recharge will receive shares on a pro rata basis to attract new  financing into the SpinCos. 
     The Company will provide updates when further details of the proposed spinout transaction are determined.  
     About Recharge Resources  
     Recharge Resources Ltd. is a Canadian mineral exploration  company focused on exploring and developing the production of  high-value battery metals and uranium to create green, renewable energy  to meet the demands of the advancing electric vehicle and fuel cell  vehicle market. 
     All Stakeholders are encouraged to follow the Company on its social media profiles on  LinkedIn,  Twitter,  Facebook and  Instagram. 
     On Behalf of the Board of Directors 
     “David Greenway”  
     David Greenway, CEO  
     For further information, please contact: 
     Recharge Resources Ltd.  Brent Rusin  Phone: +1 (236) 788-0643  E-Mail:  info@recharge-resources.com  Website:  recharge-resources.com 
     Neither the Canadian Securities Exchange nor its  Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of  the CSE) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this  release. 
     Disclaimer for Forward-Looking Information 
     Certain statements in this release are  forward-looking statements, which reflect the expectations of  management regarding Recharge’s intention to continue to identify  potential transactions and make certain corporate changes and  applications. Forward looking statements consist of statements that are  not purely historical, including any statements regarding beliefs,  plans, expectations, or intentions regarding the future. Such statements  are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results,  performance, or developments to differ materially from those contained  in the statements. No assurance can be given that any of the events  anticipated by the forward-looking statements will occur or, if they do  occur, what benefits Recharge will obtain from them. These  forward-looking statements reflect managements’ current views and are  based on certain expectations, estimates and assumptions which may prove  to be incorrect. A number of risks and uncertainties could cause actual  results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by the  forward-looking statements, including Recharge’s results of exploration  or review of properties that Recharge does acquire. These  forward-looking statements are made as of the date of this news release  and Recharge assumes no obligation to update these forward-looking  statements, or to update the reasons why actual results differed from  those projected in the forward-looking statements, except in accordance  with applicable securities laws.  |