Core Viewpoint - Allied Critical Metals Inc. has provided an update on its use of funds following a concurrent financing of approximately 4.6million,emphasizingtheprioritizationofexplorationattheBorralhaTungstenProjecttoachieveapreliminaryeconomicassessmentbysummer2025[1][3][4].SummarybyRelevantSectionsUseofFunds−Thecompanyplanstoallocatethefundsfromtheconcurrentfinancingasfollows:−BorralhaPhase1:492,600 - Borralha Phase 2: 1,503,200−VilaVerdePhase1:0 (not funded) - Vila Verde Phase 2: 0(notfunded)−Prepaymenton2027Note:100,000 - General and administrative costs: 180,000−Investorrelationsservices:885,500 - Additional working capital: 231,866−Totalestimateduseoffundsis3,574,811, which is 245,824lessthanthemaximumprojectedamountof3,820,635 [2][5]. Exploration Focus - The company is prioritizing the Borralha project for exploration, which is expected to enable the completion of a preliminary economic assessment (PEA) or prefeasibility study (PFS) by the end of summer 2025. Drilling at Borralha is anticipated to commence on May 22, 2025 [3][4]. Investor Relations Strategy - A total of 885,500hasbeenallocatedforinvestorrelationsservicestoenhancethecompany′sprofileandfacilitatefuturecapitalraisingeffortsfollowingthecompletionofthePEA/PFS[4][5].MarketContext−Thetungstenmarketiscurrentlyvaluedatapproximately5 to 6billionUSD,withpriceshavingrisenby25320/MTU to 400/MTUoverthepastfivemonths.Thisincreaseisattributedtoafavorablemacroeconomicenvironmentfortungsten,whichisconsideredacriticalmetal[4][12].ManagementChanges−SeanChoihasbeenappointedasthenewChiefFinancialOfficer,replacingKeithMargetson,whowillcontinueasaconsultant[8][9].StockOptionsandRSUs−Thecompanyhasgranted3,500,000stockoptionsatanexercisepriceof0.22 per share and 4,097,760 restricted share units (RSUs) to its directors, officers, employees, and consultants [10][11].