Trilogy Metals Announces Election of Directors and Voting Results from the 2025 Annual Meeting of Shareholders

Core Points - Trilogy Metals Inc. held its Annual Meeting of Shareholders on May 13, 2025, in Vancouver, where all proposals were approved and nominees were elected as directors [1][2] - A total of 122,296,116 shares, representing 74.50% of the issued and outstanding shares eligible to vote, were represented at the meeting [1] Proposal Summaries - Proposal 1: Election of Directors - Tony Giardini received 99,486,993 votes (99.63% for) - James Gowans received 99,046,528 votes (99.19% for) - William Hayden received 99,277,655 votes (99.42% for) - William Hensley received 99,285,059 votes (99.43% for) - Gregory Lang received 94,042,296 votes (94.18% for) - Janice Stairs received 99,432,506 votes (99.58% for) - Diana Walters received 99,436,555 votes (99.58% for) [3] - Proposal 2: Appointment of the Auditor - 122,110,200 votes (99.85% for) were cast in favor of the appointment, with 183,915 votes (0.15% withheld) [4] - Proposal 3: Approval of Restricted Share Unit Plan - 97,738,217 votes (97.88% for) were in favor, with 1,734,107 votes (1.74% against) and 380,383 votes (0.38% abstaining) [5] - Proposal 4: Approval of Deferred Share Unit Plan - 97,718,577 votes (97.86% for) were in favor, with 1,749,193 votes (1.75% against) and 384,936 votes (0.39% abstaining) [6] - Proposal 5: Approval of Executive Compensation - 98,002,630 votes (98.15% for) were in favor, with 1,439,181 votes (1.44% against) and 410,896 votes (0.41% abstaining) [7] Company Overview - Trilogy Metals Inc. is a metal exploration and development company with a 50% interest in Ambler Metals LLC, which holds a 100% interest in the Upper Kobuk Mineral Projects in Northwestern Alaska [8] - The Upper Kobuk Mineral Projects are located in the Ambler Mining District, known for its rich copper-dominant deposits, including world-class polymetallic volcanogenic massive sulphide deposits [9] - The company aims to develop the Ambler Mining District into a premier North American copper producer while respecting local subsistence livelihoods [9]