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Brookmount Gold Provides Update on IFRS Audit

Brookmount Gold Provides Update on IFRS Audit

RENO, NEVADA / ACCESS Newswire / June 11, 2025 / Brookmount Gold (sic. Brookmount Explorations Inc.) (OTC PINK:BMXI), a gold exploration and production company, is pleased to confirm that accounts, for the fiscal years 2021/22, have been finalized following conversion from USGAAP to IFRS. The accounts, which had previously been audited under USGAAP, will now be forwarded to the Company's auditor Russell Bedford, for audit sign off.
The financials will reflect a net profit from operations of approximately $7 million for the 2022 year, within 10% of the result in the unaudited accounts for the year which were submitted to OTC Markets at the time, and represent EPS (earnings per share) of $0.04c per share based on shares outstanding at 2/28/2025.
Signed audited accounts for 2021/22 will be posted to OTC Markets following sign off, with a press release at that time. Management confirms that the audit of the 2023/24 accounts is currently underway. When completed, the combined 2021-2024 IFRS audited accounts will be submitted for PCAOB review and sign off.
About Brookmount Gold
Founded in 2018, Brookmount Gold is a high-growth gold-producing company quoted on OTC Markets in the United States (OTC: BMXI). With producing gold mines in Southeast Asia and exploration and development properties in North America, the Company is also focused on acquiring and developing additional high-quality gold and rare earth mineral assets with JORC/NI 43-101 verified resources.
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Investor Relations Contact:
Kevin Sakser: Tel# 813 4945756
Kevin Holmes: Tel # 410 8253930
Website: https://www.brookmountgold.com
Corporate Contact:
[email protected]
Social Links: Brookmount Gold X (Formerly Twitter);
https://x.com/brookmountgold
SOURCE: Brookmount Explorations, Inc.
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