Military Metals Announces Former CEO of Glencore Nordenham Germany as Chairman and Director

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - March 26, 2026) - Military Metals Corp (CSE: MILI) (OTCQB: MILIF) (FSE: QN90) (the "Company" or "MILI") is pleased to announce the appointment of Thomas Hüser as Chairman of the Board, strengthening the Company's strategic leadership as it advances its portfolio of critical metals projects in Europe.

Mr. Hüser is an experienced European industrial executive with a career spanning the metals industry, industrial restructuring and public policy. He previously served as Managing Director of the German entities of Glencore, where he oversaw major zinc and lead production operations and led initiatives to modernize and transform large metallurgical facilities in Europe. He also served as President and CEO of the French listed metals group Recylex, where he managed a complex restructuring and asset transaction process involving multiple industrial sites. During his tenure as Managing Director of Glencore Nordenham, he successfully secured more than €500 million in public support, combining climate protection contracts with the industrial electricity price package.

Earlier in his career, Mr. Hüser advised former German Vice Chancellor and Minister for Economic Affairs Sigmar Gabriel, gaining deep experience in European industrial policy, energy strategy and government relations.

The appointment comes as the Company continues to advance its European critical metals strategy, with particular focus on antimony, a strategic material used in defense systems, ammunition, specialty alloys and advanced industrial applications. The Company's flagship European asset includes the Trojavora Antimony Deposit in Slovakia, which represents a potentially significant antimony resource within the European Union. Global supply of antimony remains heavily concentrated outside Western jurisdictions, increasing the strategic importance of new European sources.

Thomas Hüser, Chairman and Director stated: "Securing access to strategic metals is becoming a key element of Europe's industrial resilience and defense capability. The Trojavora antimony project in Slovakia represents a highly promising opportunity to strengthen Europe's supply of this critical material. Antimony is essential for a range of defense-related applications, including ammunition, specialized alloys and advanced materials. Developing reliable European sources of such metals will play an increasingly important role in supporting the long-term security and industrial capabilities of Europe and its allies."

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