KRTL International Explores U.S.-Bolivia Critical Minerals Pathways Following Mining Cooperative LOI and Development Framework
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Lakewood, CO, Oct. 09, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- KRTL Holding Group Inc. (OTC: KRTL) ("KRTL" or the "Company"
today announced that KRTL International Corp., the Company's international and federal-facing subsidiary, has executed a Letter of Intent and Project Development Cooperation Framework with a Bolivia-based mining cooperative relating to the evaluation and potential development of mineral opportunities in Bolivia.
The relationship developed through KRTL's direct presence and relationship-building in Bolivia. That work has established a network through which multiple mining opportunities have been introduced to the Company for evaluation, including the cooperative opportunity covered by the executed LOI and development framework.
Management's experience working in Bolivia has provided a practical understanding of the country's regional, regulatory and institutional environment and the importance of trusted local relationships. KRTL believes that experience provides a stronger foundation for navigating project development and evaluating opportunities introduced through its Bolivia network.
KRTL views the cooperative relationship as strategically important because it combines the cooperative's local knowledge and historical project information with KRTL's U.S.-facing structure, Bolivia network and consultant relationships.
The cooperative has provided KRTL with a historical assay report reporting antimony, and the Company is awaiting additional tungsten-related material for review. KRTL is also gathering additional historical technical information, corporate documentation and mining-related records associated with the opportunity.
Through KRTL BlueSpot Inc., the Company is organizing the available information for review with its consultants while continuing to assemble the project record.
KRTL International maintains an active SAM.gov registration, UEI Y53VHEKYTN11 and CAGE/NCAGE 20K14. Together with KRTL BlueSpot and the Company's consultant network, KRTL believes its existing structure provides a disciplined platform for evaluating mining opportunities emerging from its relationships in Bolivia.
KRTL management stated: "Going to Bolivia and building relationships on the ground is what created these opportunities. We have spent time developing a network and understanding the environment in which these projects exist. That local experience, combined with KRTL International's U.S.-facing platform, is helping us identify and evaluate opportunities that may warrant further attention."
Why Bolivia - and Why Now
Bolivia has a long-established mining sector, and its mineral potential is receiving increased attention as the United States continues to focus on critical-mineral supply chains.
The U.S. Department of Commerce currently identifies Bolivia as offering significant opportunities in mining and critical minerals, specifically citing antimony, copper, silver and tungsten, as well as potential rare-earth elements. The Department also notes that much of Bolivia's mineral wealth, including potential rare-earth resources, remains unexplored or uncertified.
The U.S. Geological Survey's final 2025 List of Critical Minerals includes 60 minerals and 15 rare-earth elements. Both antimony and tungsten are included on the current list. USGS also identifies tungsten among the mineral supply chains with the highest assessed risk.
The developing U.S.-Bolivia dialogue around critical minerals provides additional context. In February 2026, Bolivia participated in the Critical Minerals Ministerial in Washington, D.C., organized by the U.S. Department of State. Bolivia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the discussions addressed international cooperation, diversification of mineral supply chains and opportunities for technical cooperation, investment and strategic alliances.
KRTL believes its experience developing relationships in Bolivia is particularly relevant in this environment. The U.S. Department of Commerce advises companies entering the Bolivian market to conduct extensive due diligence, carefully identify local counterparts and maintain strong personal and business networks, while also understanding the country's legal, institutional and business environment.
Those considerations reinforce KRTL's strategy of developing relationships on the ground and understanding the environment surrounding an opportunity before determining whether it warrants advancement.
Where KRTL Is Today
KRTL's current work remains at the information-gathering and project-record stage.
Through KRTL BlueSpot, the Company is gathering corporate, mining-related and historical technical documentation associated with the cooperative opportunity, including the historical antimony assay information already received and additional tungsten-related materials that remain pending.
The objective is to develop a clearer understanding of the opportunity, identify material information gaps and determine what the available record supports.
KRTL management added: "Our position comes from understanding both sides of the opportunity. We have developed relationships in Bolivia and gained practical experience with the environment there, while KRTL International gives us a U.S.-facing platform through which opportunities can be organized and evaluated. KRTL's strategy is not to approach these projects as a traditional mine operator, but to provide strategic consultation and support sustainable project development intended to create mutual benefit."
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/20...ework.html
Lakewood, CO, Oct. 09, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- KRTL Holding Group Inc. (OTC: KRTL) ("KRTL" or the "Company"
today announced that KRTL International Corp., the Company's international and federal-facing subsidiary, has executed a Letter of Intent and Project Development Cooperation Framework with a Bolivia-based mining cooperative relating to the evaluation and potential development of mineral opportunities in Bolivia. The relationship developed through KRTL's direct presence and relationship-building in Bolivia. That work has established a network through which multiple mining opportunities have been introduced to the Company for evaluation, including the cooperative opportunity covered by the executed LOI and development framework.
Management's experience working in Bolivia has provided a practical understanding of the country's regional, regulatory and institutional environment and the importance of trusted local relationships. KRTL believes that experience provides a stronger foundation for navigating project development and evaluating opportunities introduced through its Bolivia network.
KRTL views the cooperative relationship as strategically important because it combines the cooperative's local knowledge and historical project information with KRTL's U.S.-facing structure, Bolivia network and consultant relationships.
The cooperative has provided KRTL with a historical assay report reporting antimony, and the Company is awaiting additional tungsten-related material for review. KRTL is also gathering additional historical technical information, corporate documentation and mining-related records associated with the opportunity.
Through KRTL BlueSpot Inc., the Company is organizing the available information for review with its consultants while continuing to assemble the project record.
KRTL International maintains an active SAM.gov registration, UEI Y53VHEKYTN11 and CAGE/NCAGE 20K14. Together with KRTL BlueSpot and the Company's consultant network, KRTL believes its existing structure provides a disciplined platform for evaluating mining opportunities emerging from its relationships in Bolivia.
KRTL management stated: "Going to Bolivia and building relationships on the ground is what created these opportunities. We have spent time developing a network and understanding the environment in which these projects exist. That local experience, combined with KRTL International's U.S.-facing platform, is helping us identify and evaluate opportunities that may warrant further attention."
Why Bolivia - and Why Now
Bolivia has a long-established mining sector, and its mineral potential is receiving increased attention as the United States continues to focus on critical-mineral supply chains.
The U.S. Department of Commerce currently identifies Bolivia as offering significant opportunities in mining and critical minerals, specifically citing antimony, copper, silver and tungsten, as well as potential rare-earth elements. The Department also notes that much of Bolivia's mineral wealth, including potential rare-earth resources, remains unexplored or uncertified.
The U.S. Geological Survey's final 2025 List of Critical Minerals includes 60 minerals and 15 rare-earth elements. Both antimony and tungsten are included on the current list. USGS also identifies tungsten among the mineral supply chains with the highest assessed risk.
The developing U.S.-Bolivia dialogue around critical minerals provides additional context. In February 2026, Bolivia participated in the Critical Minerals Ministerial in Washington, D.C., organized by the U.S. Department of State. Bolivia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the discussions addressed international cooperation, diversification of mineral supply chains and opportunities for technical cooperation, investment and strategic alliances.
KRTL believes its experience developing relationships in Bolivia is particularly relevant in this environment. The U.S. Department of Commerce advises companies entering the Bolivian market to conduct extensive due diligence, carefully identify local counterparts and maintain strong personal and business networks, while also understanding the country's legal, institutional and business environment.
Those considerations reinforce KRTL's strategy of developing relationships on the ground and understanding the environment surrounding an opportunity before determining whether it warrants advancement.
Where KRTL Is Today
KRTL's current work remains at the information-gathering and project-record stage.
Through KRTL BlueSpot, the Company is gathering corporate, mining-related and historical technical documentation associated with the cooperative opportunity, including the historical antimony assay information already received and additional tungsten-related materials that remain pending.
The objective is to develop a clearer understanding of the opportunity, identify material information gaps and determine what the available record supports.
KRTL management added: "Our position comes from understanding both sides of the opportunity. We have developed relationships in Bolivia and gained practical experience with the environment there, while KRTL International gives us a U.S.-facing platform through which opportunities can be organized and evaluated. KRTL's strategy is not to approach these projects as a traditional mine operator, but to provide strategic consultation and support sustainable project development intended to create mutual benefit."
