Blue Moon Metals rejects Viceroy short-seller report, says Nussir permits remain in force
Reuters2026/08/13 15:40- Blue Moon issued a response rejecting a Viceroy Research short-seller report as inaccurate, unfounded, and designed to pressure its shares.
- Stated all permits for the Nussir copper-silver-gold project remain in force; no notice received of any challenge that could invalidate them.
- Denied claims the Norway Supreme Court’s June 17 Engebø ruling would revoke Nussir’s tailings permit; said the judgment was project-specific.
- Noted Norway’s environment agency amended Nussir’s discharge permit in Q2 2026 after approving an updated mine waste management plan.
- Maintained no default risk under the Hartree/Oaktree credit facility; said it has cash to repay the US$12.5 million drawn or US$25 million total.
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