HOMERUN RESOURCES INC. ANNOUNCES SPONSORED BDR LISTING ON B3 STOCK EXCHANGE EXPANDING ACCESS TO BRAZILIAN INVESTORS AND INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS FOCUSED ON THE ENERGY TRANSITION IN BRAZIL

Homerun Resources Inc. has announced a significant corporate development with the establishment of a sponsored Brazilian Depositary Receipt (BDR) program through Banco B3, enabling the company's shares to trade on B3, Brazil's principal stock exchange. The program, formalized through a Sponsored BDR Service Agreement dated March 27, 2026, will initially operate as a Level I program with each BDR representing one common share of Homerun that continues trading on the TSX Venture Exchange under symbol HMR.

The strategic timing of this listing reflects growing institutional interest from Brazilian investors, particularly in advance of Homerun's planned bankable feasibility study and project financing that has received indicative support from BNDES, Brazil's national development bank. The BDR structure creates an arbitrage mechanism where Brazilian purchases of BDRs on B3 will effectively draw from the TSXV-listed float, reducing freely tradable supply in Canada as BDRs are created. This mechanism provides a direct link between Brazilian investor demand and the company's Canadian-listed shares.

Homerun's decision to pursue Brazilian market access aligns with its positioning as a vertically integrated company focused on Brazil's energy transition mandate. The company operates across four verticals: silica processing, solar glass manufacturing, energy storage, and energy solutions, anchored by a high-purity, low-iron silica resource in Bahia, Brazil. Management expects the BDR listing to broaden the shareholder base, enhance visibility among Brazilian institutions and family offices, and create an additional trading venue that may support liquidity and share valuation over time.

The listing represents a strategic capital markets initiative that could prove particularly valuable as Homerun advances toward project financing and commercial development of what it describes as Latin America's first dedicated 1,000 tonne per day high-efficiency solar glass plant. By providing Brazilian investors with a locally traded, real-denominated security, the company aims to reduce operational and regulatory frictions for Brazil-based investors, particularly those with mandates requiring investment through Brazilian-listed instruments. Final details regarding ticker symbol, trading commencement, and investor eligibility requirements await approval from B3 and Brazil's securities regulator CVM.