Core Points - Almaden Minerals Ltd. has submitted a Request for Consultations to the Mexican government regarding a dispute under the CPTPP, which has not yet been resolved [2][3] - The company intends to file a claim for arbitration against Mexico, seeking damages of no less than US200millionifanamicableresolutionisnotreached[3]−AlmadenisvoluntarilydelistingfromtheNYSEAmericanduetonon−compliancewithcontinuedlistingstandardsandplanstoseekalistingontheOTCQBMarketplace[4][5]RequestforConsultations−AlmadendeliveredawrittenRequestforConsultationstoMexicoonDecember13,2023,whichwasacknowledgedbutnotfollowedupwithproposedmeetingdates[2]−OnMarch14,2024,AlmadenissuedaNoticeofintentiontosubmitaclaimtoarbitrationagainstMexicoduetotheunresolveddispute[3]ClaimforArbitration−TheNoticeoutlinesthefactualbackgroundandlegalbasisfortheclaim,citingbreachesoftheCPTPPbyMexico[3]−ThecompanyseeksdamagesofatleastUS200 million, plus interest and costs, should arbitration be necessary [3] NYSE American Listing - Almaden has been non-compliant with NYSE American listing standards, with a share price averaging below US$0.20 for 30 trading days [4] - The company plans to delist from NYSE American by April 4, 2024, and aims to list on the OTCQB Marketplace to maintain a trading platform for U.S. shareholders [5]