Volta Metals Announces DTC Eligibility, Allowing for Electronic Settlement of Trades in the United States

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Volta Metals' common shares are now DTC-eligible, enabling electronic settlement for U.S. investors.

Summary

Volta Metals Ltd. announced that its common shares have become eligible for electronic clearing and settlement through the U.S. Depository Trust Company (DTC), which will simplify trading and improve access for U.S. institutional and retail investors without requiring any action from existing shareholders. The company's shares continue to trade on the CSE (VLTA), OTCQB (VOLMF), and Frankfurt (D0W). CEO Kerem Usenmez noted the development removes a logistical hurdle and supports Volta's capital markets strategy as it advances the Springer Rare Earth and Gallium Project toward a preliminary economic assessment. The release includes standard forward‑looking statement disclaimers.

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