Blue Moon Metals Inc. has finalized its acquisition of 100% interest in nine unpatented mining claims adjacent to its Springer tungsten project. The deal involved issuing 188,199 common shares and paying US$1 million in cash to the sellers, along with granting a gross revenue royalty between 3% and 5%, which Blue Moon can buy down to 1.5% for US$2 million within three years. This acquisition expands Blue Moon's portfolio of critical metal projects, including copper, zinc, tungsten, germanium, and gallium, all strategically located with existing infrastructure. The company aims to advance these projects to meet growing demand for metals critical to the global economy and national security.
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