Everlert signs LOI for reverse merger with South American Copper

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  • Everlert signed a non-binding letter of intent to acquire 100% of South American Copper mining business in a proposed reverse merger, with Everlert remaining surviving public reporting company.
  • South American Copper, via Bolivian unit Minerasac, controls a mineral project in eastern Bolivia with gold, copper, silver mineralization across multiple zones.
  • Due diligence materials cite four contiguous concessions totaling about 42,175 hectares.
  • South American Copper materials also cite about $30 million invested to date, with an initial phased development plan requiring about US$10 million.
  • Parties are targeting definitive agreements on or before May 30, 2026.


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