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Deep Sea Minerals Corp. and Westwin Elements Enter LOI for Joint Development Agreement

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Deep Sea Minerals Corp. announced it entered into a non-binding and non-exclusive Letter of Intent with Westwin Elements, Inc. The agreement concerns a proposed joint development framework to evaluate potential U.S.-based processing routes for polymetallic nodules. This future joint development would focus on nickel, cobalt, copper, and manganese contained in the nodules.

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The LOI establishes a basis for future negotiations regarding feedstock supply, offtake, and commercial processing arrangements. Any future joint development is contingent on Deep Sea Minerals Corp. obtaining all required subsea mineral rights and regulatory approvals to explore and recover the nodules.

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