COPPER – Kaizen Discovery Nov. 12 said it has entered into a share-purchase agreement through which Kaizen will acquire all of the outstanding securities of Tundra Copper Corp. in exchange for common shares of Kaizen. Tundra Copper is a private British Columbia-based mineral exploration company formed in 2013 to explore for high-grade copper mineralization in the Coppermine District near the Arctic Ocean in Nunavut. Tundra Copper has staked more than 310 square kilometers (120 square miles) covering multiple showings in the Coppermine District, near the town of Kugluktuk. Historical data from these showings indicate that widespread high-grade copper mineralization occurs in volcanics and that the area possesses the geological potential to host significant tonnage. More information is available at www.tundracopper.com. Under the terms of the proposed acquisition, each Tundra Copper shareholder, option-holder and warrant-holder will receive 0.70 of a Kaizen share for each Tundra Copper security held. There are 9,483,450 Tundra Copper securities outstanding. In connection with the transaction, Kaizen expects to issue approximately 6.8 million common shares to Tundra Copper's security holders pursuant to the share purchase agreement and a debt settlement agreement with certain Tundra Copper shareholders. Kaizen will have approximately 158 million common shares outstanding after the transaction. In October 2014, Kaizen staked claims and applied for prospecting permits covering 3,320 square kilometers (1,282 square miles) prospective for sediment-hosted stratiform copper, near Tundra Copper's holdings in the Coppermine District. “The combination of the ground that Tundra Copper holds, along with the ground recently staked by Kaizen, offers a district-scale opportunity for discovery,” said Kaizen President and CEO B. Matthew Hornor. “The opening of Canada’s North through accessible seaborne shipping lanes, infrastructure development initiatives, availability of locally sourced equipment, supplies and skilled personnel, and regional support for the development of natural resources are expected to benefit Kaizen’s plan to aggressively explore this unique project.” Kaizen is a Canadian technology-focused, mineral exploration company that was formed in late 2013 through a combination of Concordia Resource Corp. and assets acquired from HPX TechCo Inc., a subsidiary of High Power Exploration Inc. With its collaboration agreement with ITOCHU of Japan and access to HPX TechCo’s proprietary geophysical technology, Kaizen’s long-term growth strategy is to work with Japanese entities to identify, explore and develop high-quality mineral projects that have the potential to produce and deliver minerals to Japan’s industrial sector. “This is another significant step in the strategy of positioning Kaizen for future growth,” explains Hornor. “Kaizen’s long-term growth strategy is to work with Japanese entities, including its strategic financing partner ITOCHU Corporation, to identify, explore and develop high-quality mineral projects that have the potential to produce and deliver minerals to Japan’s industrial sector.”