Mayo Lake Minerals Inc. has terminated its previously announced Listed Issuer Financing Exemption offering and concurrent one-for-three share consolidation, dropping plans to issue common share units at $0.08 and flow-through units at $0.105 on a post-consolidation basis.

The board concluded that proceeding with the financing and consolidation on those terms would result in excessive dilution for existing shareholders, deciding instead to reassess capital requirements and financing alternatives. The cancellation preserves flexibility as the company evaluates its asset base and upcoming exploration plans.

Mayo holds an 86-square-kilometre Anderson-Davidson property hosting the 48-square-kilometre Anderson Gold Trend, where the company has outlined proposed drill targets at Dawn Gulch, Peak, and Andy-Owl. The company also retains a 2% net smelter return royalty on the Trail-Minto property following a December 2025 sale to Banyan Gold for $1 million in cash, and is considering monetization alternatives for that interest.

Dr. Vern Rampton, P.Eng., President and Chief Executive Officer of Mayo, commented: “Banyan's recent results at Nitra provide regional geological context for the exploration methods and indicators Mayo has used to identify its Anderson Gold Trend targets. Although there can be no assurance that Mayo will obtain similar drill results, the comparison supports systematic drill testing of Dawn Gulch, Andy-Owl, Peak and other targets. The Board has therefore decided not to proceed with the financing and consolidation on the previously announced terms .”

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