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Generation Uranium received conditional CSE approval and will delist from the TSXV around July 24, keeping the GEN symbol, citing lower fees. Useful context, but not a catalyst.
Li-FT is drilling 163 holes for 38,970 m across a consolidated spodumene complex in Québec. A big commitment — but the announcement is a program start, with no assays to judge yet.
The TSXV conditionally approved the reverse takeover that becomes 'Green Canada Uranium Corp.' RTOs are a fast route to a listing — and carry the usual completion and disclosure risk.
A C$181.5M bought deal — 3,000,000 shares at C$60.50 — underwritten by a bank syndicate. For a royalty company, raising at this share price is accretive, not the usual junior dilution.
Rio2 filed an NI 43-101 report on the Kalzas tungsten project in Yukon. Tungsten is a designated critical mineral, but this filing documents data and potential — not economics.
A C$2.5M non-brokered placement to fund first-ever drilling at the Oso Negro epithermal project. High-risk, high-optionality — the definition of a maiden program.