Green Light Metals: Wisconsin mining exploration gets ‘green light’ on key stock exchange

Medford, WI – Wisconsin-based Green Light Metals Inc. is proud to announce it anticipates listing on the TSX Venture Exchange (TSX-V), widely recognized as one of the world’s leading public markets for junior mining companies.  Trading is expected to begin on or about Monday, April 14, subject to final exchange approval. The TSX-V is part of the TMX Group, which ranks as the 10th largest stock exchange operator globally. The TSX and TSX-V together are home to approximately 40% of all publicly traded mining companies worldwide, making it the ideal platform for exploration companies like Green Light to access growth capital.

“Securing our listing on the TSX Venture Exchange represents a pivotal milestone that will accelerate our Wisconsin-focused exploration strategy,” said Matt Filgate, CEO and President of Green Light. “This access to capital markets will directly benefit our projects, allowing us to advance our drilling programs, create local employment opportunities, and strengthen Wisconsin’s position in critical mineral development. As a company with deep Wisconsin roots, we’re committed to responsible exploration that respects both the environment and the communities where we operate. We plan to significantly increase our local engagement in the coming months as we prepare for our 2025 drill programs.”

Green Light’s Board of Directors is deeply rooted in Wisconsin. Steve Donohue, of De Pere, has 35 years of experience in environmental permitting, mine closure, compliance, and environmental impact analyses for new mining operations. Ryan T. Bennett is an experienced mining finance professional and fifth-generation Wisconsinite. Bill Johnson, Hayward, Wis., is a third-generation entrepreneur focused on renewable energy and sustainable forestry. Angela Pakes, Dane County, Wis., has a distinguished career spanning multiple domains, including construction and engineering, and helped revitalize economic development efforts in south central Wisconsin.

“Green Light is committed to sustainable mineral development in Wisconsin,” said Donohue, the Wisconsin-based company spokesperson. “We look forward to providing real and significant economic growth to the region and building a sustainable company and operation that meets increasing U.S. demand for secure supplies of critical metals while utilizing 21st-century technology to protect and preserve our abundant natural resources.”

Prior to being listed on the TSX-V, Green Light has been advancing its plans for exploration in Wisconsin and meeting with local officials in Taylor County. Green Light recently met with members of the Westboro Town Board, and then again with representatives of the Taylor County Board mining committee to keep local stakeholders up-to-date on Green Light’s future exploration activities.

Green Light’s mission is to expand known mineral resources and make new discoveries on one of North America’s most prolific yet underexplored greenstone belts – the Penokean Volcanic Belt in Wisconsin. Green Light is committed to operating in a responsible manner that benefits our local communities, bolsters national security, and assists in building and securing crucial U.S. supply chains, all while protecting the environment. Green Light is fully committed to transparency, accountability, environmental stewardship, safety and community engagement.