CBLT Inc. (TSXV: CBLT) is a Canada-based mineral exploration and mergers and acquisitions company focused on critical minerals, gold and silver in reliable mining jurisdictions. Incorporated in 2008 and headquartered in Burlington, Ontario, the company acquires, explores and deals in mineral properties across Canada; it targets commodities including cobalt, copper, zinc, lithium, gallium, tantalum, cesium, rubidium, beryllium and gold through a portfolio of projects such as Falcon Gold in Sudbury, Ontario, which hosts a past-producing underground gold mine along the Garson Fault; Big Duck Lake in the Hemlo gold camp near Thunder Bay, Ontario, featuring the historic Coco-Estelle gold deposit and base metal showings; Shatford Lake in southeastern Manitoba's Bird River Pegmatite Field proximate to the Tanco lithium-cesium-tantalum mine, with anomalous critical minerals in LCT-type pegmatites; and others including Copper Prince, Chilton Cobalt, Geneva Lake, Northshore and Burnt Pond. CBLT employs a two-part business model encompassing the acquisition of underappreciated properties using flow-through financing to enhance value prior to M&A transactions that generate treasury cash, alongside opportunistic non-mining ventures such as real estate and digital marketing deals that have yielded shareholder dividends. Recent developments include the 2023 purchase of the Falcon Gold property from Kinross Gold Corp., consolidating it with Copper Prince along the Garson Fault; sale of the non-core Ryliejack (Bootjack) asset in northern British Columbia for $180,000 cash; Phase 1 and Phase 2 exploration programs at Falcon Gold yielding gold mineralization from surface sampling up to 25.7 g/t; surface exploration at Shatford Lake confirming multi-element critical mineral anomalies; announcement of 2026 exploration plans targeting Falcon Gold or Big Duck Lake for gold and Shatford Lake for critical minerals, supported by proposed financings of $300,000 hard-dollar units and $100,000 flow-through units; and appointment of exploration geologist James R. Atkinson to its board in 2023.