Meryllion Resources Enhances U.S. Market Presence with OTCID Listing Under MYRLF

Secondary U.S. Trading Platform Broadens Investor Access

Meryllion Resources has established a secondary trading platform in the U.S. through the OTCID market tier, launched in July 2025. Trading under the symbol MYRLF, the company’s common shares are now accessible to U.S. investors alongside their existing listing on Canada’s Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) under MYR. This dual listing enables shareholders and prospective investors to trade identical shares across both Canadian and U.S. markets.

The OTCID tier underscores Meryllion’s commitment to regulatory compliance and transparency, distinguishing it from unverified issuers. This tier provides investors and brokers with enhanced confidence by differentiating Meryllion from higher-risk Pink Limited and Expert Market securities.

OTCID Compliance and Transparency Standards

Trading on the OTCID market mandates ongoing financial disclosures and management certifications aligned with regulatory standards comparable to those of the Canadian Securities Exchange. Meryllion publishes current reports via the Disclosure & News Service (DNS), EDGAR, or SEDAR, ensuring timely information access for Canadian and U.S. investors alike. Annual compliance filings further affirm governance and operational oversight.

Additionally, Meryllion maintains an updated company profile on the OTC Markets platform and participates in the Transfer Agent Verified Shares Program to verify outstanding share data. These measures collectively enhance market transparency and reduce information asymmetry, providing U.S. investors with verified, up-to-date company information consistent with CSE disclosures.

Advantages of Multi-Currency Trading and Extended Hours

The OTCID listing offers U.S. investors the benefit of direct U.S. dollar pricing and settlement, eliminating currency conversion costs previously incurred when trading on Canadian exchanges. This facilitates reduced transaction expenses and streamlined portfolio management for American shareholders.

Operating during standard North American trading hours, the OTCID market allows investors continent-wide to trade Meryllion shares concurrently. Shares traded on OTCID represent the same equity class as those on the CSE, ensuring all shareholders hold identical securities with equal economic and voting rights, removing any premium or discount related to trading venue differences.

Access Through Leading U.S. Brokerage Platforms

Meryllion shares are accessible via major U.S. online brokers including Interactive Brokers, Ameritrade, Fidelity, Charles Schwab, and E-Trade, offering multiple channels for American investors to trade OTCID shares. These platforms support millions of retail and institutional investors and have established OTC trading infrastructures.

Prospective investors should verify share availability and trading requirements with their brokers, as policies and account types may vary regarding OTC securities access despite the platforms’ OTCID capabilities.

CEO Remarks on U.S. Market Expansion

CEO Richard Revelins highlighted significant U.S. investor interest over the past year, with the OTCID listing serving as a direct response to this demand by facilitating easier trading access for a wider international audience. This expansion aligns with management’s strategic goal to enhance shareholder accessibility across multiple regions.

The staged approach—launching on OTCID before targeting OTCQB—reflects a deliberate strategy to build compliance and trading history, laying the groundwork for advancement to higher-tier U.S. markets upon meeting specified benchmarks.

Path to OTCQB Market Tier Upgrade

Meryllion intends to pursue an upgrade to the OTCQB market, which offers greater visibility and market accessibility within the U.S. OTC ecosystem. The OTCQB requires a continuous bid price of at least USD $0.05 for 30 consecutive trading days, demonstrating sustained investor interest and liquidity.

While the upgrade is not guaranteed, achieving OTCQB status would enhance Meryllion’s profile among U.S. investors and potentially reduce trading friction compared to lower-tier OTC markets. Success depends on market conditions, investor sentiment, and trading volumes beyond the company’s direct control.

Exploration-Stage Asset Portfolio Overview

Meryllion Resources focuses on mineral exploration with projects in two distinct regions. The company recently secured a lease and option agreement for the Makenzie antimony, gold, and silver project, located 44 kilometres south-southwest of Austin, Nevada, in the Toiyabe Range. Makenzie is among Nevada’s largest known untested gold, silver, and antimony anomalies, though it remains in exploration with no disclosed resource estimates.

Additionally, Meryllion holds rights to acquire up to 100% interest in the Westbury and Tasmanian Strategic Green Metals ionic adsorption clay (IAC) hosted rare earth elements (REE) projects in northeast Tasmania, Australia, covering approximately 800 square kilometres. These projects lie along strike and adjacent to ABx Group Limited’s discoveries, which feature some of the highest terbium and dysprosium concentrations globally for IAC deposits. These assets form the core of Meryllion’s early-stage mineral exploration efforts.

Investment and Market Considerations

The OTCID listing expansion improves U.S. investor access but does not alter Meryllion’s business operations, asset base, or exploration strategy. It solely provides a more convenient U.S. trading venue. Investors should be aware that Meryllion remains an exploration-stage company without producing assets, revenue, or near-term commercialization plans disclosed publicly.

Exploration companies inherently face risks such as exploration failure, permitting delays, commodity price fluctuations, and capital needs for project advancement. The OTCID listing does not mitigate these risks but may enhance financial flexibility by attracting U.S. investment capital, contingent on market reception and investor interest.

Trading Symbols and Share Equivalency

Meryllion’s common shares trade under MYR on the Canadian Securities Exchange and MYRLF on the U.S. OTC market. Both symbols represent the same class of shares, with trades on either exchange conferring ownership of identical securities with equal economic and voting rights. No conversion or registration is needed to move shares between venues; shares settle in the respective market currency (CAD on CSE, USD on OTCID) and can be independently traded through various brokers.

This unified share structure ensures equal treatment for all shareholders regarding company performance, dividends (if any), and voting rights, eliminating dual-class or tiered share disparities sometimes seen in cross-listed entities.