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Rome Resources Plc has acquired an option for 109 square kilometers of exploration land in New Brunswick, Canada, to enhance its tin business. This includes the Three Lakes and Schoullar Mountain projects, close to the Mount Pleasant deposit.

The option involves a total cost of CAD$300,000 over four years. Three Lakes spans 75.3 square kilometers, with tin showings assayed up to 1.4%, while Schoullar Mountain covers 33.8 square kilometers. Rome aims to conduct surface sampling, geophysical surveys, and core drilling, while maintaining focus on its Bisie North project in the DRC. The Canadian move aligns with its strategy for diversification into critical minerals.