Apogee Minerals said on October 26, 2026, that it plans to change its name to Northmark Metals Corp. and has appointed mining executive Taj Singh to its board. The proposed name and ticker change remain subject to TSX Venture Exchange acceptance.

Key Takeaways

  • The company expects its shares to trade under the symbol NMRK after the name change.
  • Taj Singh joined the board effective October 23, when Riley Trimble stepped down.
  • The rename will not alter share capital or shareholder rights, and no share consolidation is planned.

Apogee Minerals name change awaits exchange acceptance

The company said the proposed name is intended to reflect its focus on copper and base metal exploration in Saskatchewan, anchored by the Knife Lake Copper Project. It expects the change to take effect in the coming weeks, subject to exchange acceptance.

Apogee said its board approved the name change and shareholder approval is not required. Shareholders do not need to take action or exchange existing share certificates, which will remain valid. The shares will receive a new CUSIP identifier after the change.

Board change and Knife Lake project

Singh’s appointment and Trimble’s departure both took effect on October 23. Singh is president and CEO of Crown 80 Consulting Services and previously served as founding president and CEO of First Nordic Metals, NOA Lithium Brines and Discovery Silver.

Apogee holds an option to acquire a 100% interest in Knife Lake. The property comprises 54 mineral claims covering approximately 35,255 hectares in east-central Saskatchewan and hosts a near-surface copper, zinc, silver, gold and cobalt deposit.

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