Mithril Silver & Gold retains ICP Securities for automated market‑making services

Mithril Silver and Gold Limited (“Mithril” or the “Company”) — listed as MSG on TSXV, MTH on ASX and MTIRF on OTCQB — announced on November 28, 2025 that it has engaged ICP Securities Inc. (“ICP”) to provide automated market‑making services. The agreement begins December 1, 2025, with an initial term of four months; after that it will renew monthly automatically unless either party gives 30 days’ written notice. In exchange, ICP will receive a monthly fee of C$7,500 plus applicable taxes. There are no performance‑based incentives, stock options, or other equity compensation tied to the engagement; ICP and its clients may however acquire an interest in Mithril’s securities in the future. ICP — a Toronto‑based CIRO dealer‑member specializing in automated market‑making and liquidity provision — will use its proprietary algorithm, “ICP Premium™,” to improve liquidity and bid‑ask quote health for Mithril shares. ICP is acting as an arm’s‑length third party and will cover all costs associated with buying and selling the Company’s shares; no outside party will provide funds or securities for this purpose. The goal of this arrangement is to correct temporary supply-demand imbalances in the stock. In addition to ICP’s engagement, Mithril has signed several other service agreements to support investor relations and marketing: A six‑month engagement with Ignite Partners to research and introduce new investors (with focus on APAC), coordinate roadshows — especially in Hong Kong and Singapore — and facilitate the Company’s participation in the Ignite Investment Summit scheduled for Hong Kong in April 2026. Payment for this service is US$31,000, with no equity compensation involved. A monthly retainer with SmallCaps IR for AU$3,000 to provide ongoing investor‑relations services tailored to ASX‑listed companies. Again, no stock options or other equity compensation are involved. A contract with Departures Capital to deliver digital media marketing aimed at raising investor awareness of Mithril and its gold‑exploration projects. Departures will be paid US$10,300; the term runs through January 11, 2026. Departures is also an arm’s‑length party and holds no equity-based compensation from Mithril. With these engagements, Mithril appears to be strengthening both the liquidity of its publicly traded shares and its investor outreach infrastructure — likely positioning itself for greater visibility and investor interest as it advances its exploration and development projects. #MithrilSilverGold #ICPmarketmaking #miningstocks #liquidity #SlimScan #GrowthStocks #CANSLIM