AVRUPA MINERALS REPORTS WIDENING LOSSES, GOING CONCERN WARNING, AND KEY EXPLORATION LICENSE LAPSE

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AVRUPA MINERALS LTD. disclosed a "going concern" warning, increased losses, and the lapse of a critical Kosovo exploration license in its annual report, despite a recent dilutive capital raise.

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• Going Concern Warning Issued

  Auditors issued a "going concern" opinion, citing no current revenue, ongoing losses, and the need for additional financing, raising substantial doubt about the company's operational continuity.

• Comprehensive Loss Widens Significantly

  Comprehensive loss increased to ($280,984) in 2025 from ($44,225) in 2024, driven by higher exploration expenses and a sharp decline in reimbursements from joint venture partners.

• Key Kosovo Exploration License Lapses

  The Slivova gold project's exploration license lapsed in May 2025 due to unforeseen administrative delays, putting work on hold until re-issuance.

• Dilutive Private Placement Completed

  The company completed a $570,000 private placement in December 2025 at $0.05 per unit, issuing 11.4 million shares and warrants, leading to approximately 15% dilution.

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AVRUPA MINERALS LTD. faces critical financial and operational challenges as highlighted in its annual report. The auditor issued a "going concern" warning, indicating substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue operations without further financing. The company reported a significantly increased comprehensive loss for 2025, coupled with a sharp decline in reimbursements from joint venture partners. A key exploration license in Kosovo lapsed due to administrative delays, halting work on the Slivova gold project. While a private placement provided $570,000, it also resulted in significant dilution for existing shareholders. The company is actively seeking new partners for its projects, underscoring its precarious financial position.