Deep Sea Minerals Joins U.S. Defense Consortium, Signs $400K Marketing Deal
Deep Sea Minerals Corp’s application to the U.S. Defense Industrial Base Consortium was approved, granting access to non‐dilutive financing and partnership opportunities with the U.S. Department of War to onshore critical metal production. The company also entered a four‐month marketing agreement with Capital Gain Media Inc., paying US$400,000.
1. U.S. Defense Industrial Base Consortium Membership
Deep Sea Minerals Corp announced approval into the U.S. Defense Industrial Base Consortium, managed by Advanced Technology International for the Department of War. This membership provides non‐dilutive financing, government partnership opportunities and supports the company’s plan to onshore production of critical subsea metals for defense supply chains.
2. Four-Month Marketing Services Agreement
The company entered a marketing services agreement with Capital Gain Media Inc. for a four-month term, committing US$400,000 in compensation. This engagement aims to boost visibility of Deep Sea Minerals’ subsea exploration assets and strengthen outreach to strategic industry and government stakeholders.