Team
Apogee’s management team has a wealth of experience in mineral exploration and finance. The team has a track record of successful endeavours throughout Canada and a global network of business and government leaders.
At the forefront of management strategy is maintaining a robust share structure and building a company that benefits all shareholders, existing and future.
Apogee’s operational and technical team are experienced in using modern mineral exploration techniques and methodologies to find new deposits.
Assets
The Knife Lake Copper VMS Project is an advanced-stage copper, silver, zinc, gold and cobalt exploration property comprising 54 mineral claims covering approximately 35,255 hectares in northeastern Saskatchewan. On July 13, 2026, Apogee Minerals Ltd. entered into an option agreement with Trident Resources Corp., pursuant to which Apogee holds the sole and exclusive right to acquire a 100% interest in the project, subject to existing underlying royalties, through staged cash payments, share issuances and exploration expenditures. Apogee will act as operator of the Property throughout the option period.
The acquisition provides Apogee with exposure to an advanced-stage, near-surface copper-rich VMS system in a leading Canadian mining jurisdiction and establishes Knife Lake as a key project within the Company’s Saskatchewan portfolio. The Knife Lake Deposit is a near-surface, stratabound VMS-style system hosting a historical NI 43-101-compliant mineral resource estimate comprising pit-constrained Indicated and Inferred resources. The Property also benefits from an extensive exploration database of more than 400 drill holes and numerous regional targets that provide opportunities for resource expansion and additional discoveries.
The 4,502 hectare May Lake Property sits at the boundary of the Rottenstone and La Ronge domains, approximately 240 kilometres north of La Ronge, in a geological setting prospective for volcanogenic massive sulphide (Cu-Zn-Pb), orogenic gold, and intrusion-hosted magmatic Ni-Cu mineralization. Underlain by interlayered felsic, intermediate, and mafic volcanics alongside felsic-to-intermediate intrusives and metasediments, the property hosts several notable occurrences—most significantly a rusty andesite outcrop returning up to 2,090 ppm Cu (0.2%) with anomalous zinc, gold, and silver. Largely underexplored to date, May Lake offers significant untested potential for the discovery of VMS and orogenic gold mineralization.