Adelayde Exploration Shares Achieve DTC Eligibility

Adelayde Exploration Inc. announced on September 4, 2026, that its common shares have become eligible for electronic clearing and settlement through the Depository Trust Company (DTC) in the United States. The company anticipates this will streamline the process for U.S.-based brokers and investors to trade and hold its shares electronically.

This DTC eligibility allows for the electronic transfer of shares between brokerage accounts, removing the need for physical share certificates and manual transfer procedures. Adelayde expects this move to enhance trading efficiency, reduce settlement times, and broaden access to its stock for American retail and institutional investors.

"Achieving DTC eligibility is an important milestone for Adelayde," stated James Nelson, President and CEO. "It removes a real barrier for our U.S. shareholders and makes it significantly easier for American investors and brokers to buy and hold our stock."

The Depository Trust Company is a U.S. financial institution that provides clearance, settlement, and asset servicing for securities. For a growth-stage exploration company, DTC eligibility is viewed as a key step in building a liquid and accessible shareholder base in the United States, potentially narrowing bid-ask spreads and increasing the stock's tradability.