

@FulcrumMetals (AIM #FMET) sits in that familiar AIM sweet spot where sentiment can change quickly because the story is simple to grasp. A small company, a tight focus, and a clear hook, turning legacy mine waste into saleable metal using a cyanide free process. The share price bottomed around 3.7p in late August, then settled into that 6.5p rhythm through the autumn as the market waited for proof points. The sharper move into February, pushing up towards 11p, lines up with the point where the narrative started to feel less like a concept and more like an execution plan built around Teck Hughes and Sylvanite in Kirkland Lake, with an initial inventory framed as roughly 10.7m tonnes and an estimated 205k ounces of gold across the two sites.
















