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Trigon Metals rebrands to Safi Silver after corporate restructuring

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Trigon Metals Inc. has completed a corporate restructuring and rebranding, changing its name to Safi Silver Corp. following the amalgamation of its wholly owned subsidiary.

The company confirmed that it has finalised a short-form vertical amalgamation with Safi Silver Corp., effective April 1, 2026, as part of efforts to simplify its corporate structure and reduce administrative costs.

Following the restructuring, the company will begin trading under the new name Safi Silver Corp. on the TSX Venture Exchange, with its ticker symbol changing from TM to SF effective April 6, 2026.

Trading symbols on the OTC Markets and Frankfurt Stock Exchange will remain unchanged.

The company said the amalgamation will not affect its share capital, with no new shares issued and no consolidation of existing shares.

All issued shares of the subsidiary have been cancelled, with its assets, liabilities and obligations absorbed into the parent company.

Existing shareholders will not be required to take any action as a result of the name change, and share certificates will remain valid.

A new CUSIP number has been issued to reflect the rebranding.

The move was approved by both the board of directors and shareholders, with final regulatory approval pending from the TSX Venture Exchange.

Despite the corporate changes, the company said its underlying business and operations remain unchanged.

Now operating as Safi Silver Corp., the company continues to focus on copper and silver assets across Africa, including exploration projects in Morocco and its presence in Namibia’s Kalahari Copperbelt.

The restructuring signals a strategic shift in branding toward silver-focused assets while maintaining its broader base metals portfolio in key African mining jurisdictions.

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