General Copper Gold changes name to General Strategic Metals Inc
Bitget2026/10/02 12:01- General Copper Gold will rebrand as General Strategic Metals, shifting its identity beyond copper and gold toward strategic minerals.
- Canadian Securities Exchange ticker to switch to GSMI; shares to trade under the new name with a new CUSIP 370914103.
- Strategy highlights exploration at the 2,313-hectare Topley Richfield copper-gold property in British Columbia.
- Portfolio expansion includes a Namibia project in the Damara Mobile Belt, targeting uranium alongside other strategic metals.
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