Les Métaux NioBay présentera sa stratégie nord-américaine pour le niobium lors du salon Pre-PDAC organisé par Red Cloud

NioBay Metals Inc. announced its participation in Red Cloud's Pre-PDAC Mining Showcase, scheduled for February 26-27, 2026, at Toronto's Omni King Edward Hotel. CEO Jean-Sébastien David and CFO Anthony Glavac will present the company's strategy and recent developments on February 27 at 9:40 AM, focusing on NioBay's positioning as a future North American supplier of niobium and other strategic metals essential to the green energy revolution.

The company operates two key niobium assets: the wholly-owned James Bay Niobium Project in Ontario, located 40 km south of Moose Factory on traditional Moose Cree territory in the James Bay lowlands, and the Crevier Project in Quebec, where NioBay holds a 72.5% interest on Pekuakamiulnuatsh First Nation territory. Both projects are being developed to meet growing demand for secure North American supply of niobium and tantalum for advanced manufacturing, aerospace, and energy transition markets.

NioBay's strategic focus aligns with critical minerals supply chain security initiatives, as niobium becomes increasingly essential for modern industry applications. The company maintains ongoing research partnerships with universities to support technical studies and develop new technologies and applications for niobium. This positioning comes at a time when North American governments and industries are prioritizing domestic sources of critical minerals to reduce supply chain dependencies.

The company emphasizes its commitment to low-carbon mining development with responsible water and wildlife management practices, prioritizing environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and full participation of Indigenous communities on whose traditional territories it operates. This approach reflects the evolving expectations for responsible resource development in Canada's mining sector.