Foremost Clean Energy Forms GR and Blackwing Exploration Joint Ventures With Denison Mines
Bitget2026/11/03 12:32- Foremost Clean Energy formed exploration joint ventures with Denison Mines for the GR and Blackwing properties.
- The transaction generated $650,000 from selling a 31% interest in the properties, leaving Foremost with 20% ownership in each.
- Denison will fund 80% of future expenditures, committing to geophysical studies or maintenance deposits through at least January 4, 2028.
- Denison received 1,031,191 five-year share purchase warrants exercisable at $1.80, subject to a 19.95% ownership cap.
- Transaction proceeds are expected to largely fund the recently commenced exploration program at Turkey Lake.
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