Guardian Metal Resources PLC (LSE:GMET) has confirmed that, as at 30 January 2026, its issued share capital comprises 168,728,216 ordinary shares of 1 pence each, all of which carry voting rights and with none held in treasury. As a result, the total number of voting rights in the company stands at 168,728,216. The update provides shareholders and the wider market with the reference figure required to calculate and disclose interests under UK transparency and disclosure regulations, reinforcing clarity around the company’s ownership structure as it continues to progress its strategic plans.
The confirmation comes as Guardian Metal pushes forward with its focus on U.S.-based tungsten assets, which are central to its positioning within critical minerals and defence-related supply chains. While the company remains constrained by early-stage financial characteristics, including minimal revenue, widening losses and increasing cash burn, it benefits from a debt-free balance sheet. Market indicators are more supportive, with the share price showing a strong upward trend and positive momentum, although valuation metrics remain unfavourable due to negative earnings and the absence of a dividend profile.
More about Guardian Metal Resources PLC
Guardian Metal Resources PLC is a strategic mineral exploration company focused on re-establishing U.S. tungsten production and strengthening domestic supply of critical defence metals. Listed in London and on the OTCQX market, the company is advancing two co-flagship tungsten projects in Nevada: Pilot Mountain, one of the largest undeveloped tungsten deposits in the United States, and Tempiute, previously the country’s largest producing tungsten mine. Backed by a US$6.2m investment from the U.S. Department of Defense under the Defense Production Act to support a pre-feasibility study at Pilot Mountain, Guardian Metal aims to play a key role in rebuilding a secure U.S. tungsten supply chain amid tightening Chinese export controls and evolving geopolitical conditions.
Leave a Reply