Purebase Secures 20% Mining Proceeds from CEO's Entity, Waives Corporate Opportunities

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Purebase Corp entered a deal with its CEO's private company to receive 20% of mining proceeds, but in return, waived its right to future corporate opportunities in that sector.

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• New Potential Revenue Stream

  Purebase will receive 20% of net proceeds from an Exclusive Mining Option and Development Agreement (the 'Keystone Contract') held by CoreTer LLC.

• Waiver of Corporate Opportunities

  In consideration for the proceeds, Purebase has waived its right to corporate opportunities related to the Keystone Contract or similar agreements, allowing its CEO, A. Scott Dockter, to pursue them through his private entity, CoreTer LLC.

• Related-Party Transaction

  The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is with CoreTer LLC, an entity owned and managed by Purebase's Chief Executive Officer and director, A. Scott Dockter.

• Strategic Transition

  This arrangement is intended to support Purebase's transition from an agricultural minerals supplier into a diversified Resource Development Company.

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Purebase Corp has entered into an agreement with CoreTer LLC, an entity owned by its CEO, A. Scott Dockter. Under this MOU, Purebase will receive 20% of net proceeds from a mining contract held by CoreTer. In exchange, Purebase waives its right to corporate opportunities related to this and similar agreements, allowing the CEO to pursue them through his private entity without fiduciary breach. While this provides a potential new revenue stream for the financially distressed company, the waiver of corporate opportunities raises significant governance concerns and could limit Purebase's long-term growth potential.