37 Capital HHHEF

37 Capital is a junior mineral exploration company focused on the identification acquisition exploration and potential development of natural resource properties. The Company conducts its operations primarily in Canada with mineral properties located in British Columbia and Ontario. Its core activities include geological surveys geochemical sampling diamond drilling and the evaluation of mineral claims for economic viability. 37 Capital seeks to advance its properties through exploration programs and strategic partnerships to enhance shareholder value.

37 Capital generates revenue through mineral exploration activities and potential future royalty interests. The Company holds a one-half percent gross receipts royalty interest in certain lithium mineral exploration properties in Ontario which would entitle it to receive payments if those properties reach commercial production. Additionally the Company may generate income from the option or sale of its mineral interests though no such revenue was reported in the filing period. The Company has not produced minerals to date and does not currently have producing assets.

The company operates through the following segments:

• Extra High Claims.

• Acacia Property.

• Ontario Lithium Properties.

37 Capital is a junior exploration company operating in a competitive industry dominated by larger mining firms with greater financial resources. The Company competes for exploration capital and prospective properties against other junior explorers and mid-tier mining companies. Its competitive advantages include its ownership of the 100% undivided interest in the Extra High Claims in British Columbia and its retained royalty interest in Ontario lithium properties which provide potential future upside without requiring additional exploration expenditure.

37 Capital serves the mineral exploration industry and potential future off-take partners including mining companies smelters and metal traders. The Company does not currently have direct customers as it is not producing minerals. Its efforts are directed toward identifying mineralization that could attract interest from larger mining firms seeking to acquire or joint venture on promising exploration properties.