GT Resources Initiates a New Era: Name Change as a Strategic Move

The Canadian mining landscape is witnessing a significant transformation: GT Resources Inc., formerly known as Palladium One Mining Inc., has effected an immediate company name change, reflecting the diversification of its portfolio and its strategic focus on sustainable technologies. The company's shares are now traded under the new ticker symbol GT on the TSX Venture Exchange, with the old designations NKORF and 7N11 remaining on the OTCQB and Frankfurt Stock Exchange, respectively. With this rebranding, GT Resources is sending a clear message of its intent to be a leader in the field of eco-friendly transportation. Their commitment spans from fully electric and hybrid vehicles to power grid infrastructure and conventional engines. This shift is also evident in the focus on a meticulously selected portfolio of mineral exploration properties, primarily containing nickel and copper, as well as platinum group metals like palladium and platinum. GT Resources' shareholders can continue to rely on the company's core business, as the realignment does not affect the fundamental corporate purpose. As a mineral exploration company, GT Resources is particularly focused on the discovery and preparation for production of critical metals for the green transportation sector. The company's goal is to leave an environmentally neutral footprint in its development projects, highlighted by the vision of a zero-emission lifecycle for their exploration and mining operations, as well as the metals they produce. Key projects include the PGE-Copper-Nickel Läntinen Koillismaa project in Finland, and the Tyko and Canalask Nickel-Copper projects in Canada. Attention now turns to the future business and financial development of GT Resources, which continues to be led by President and CEO Derrick Weyrauch.