Homeland Uranium Corp. has amended its agreement with Creative Direct Marketing Group (CDMG) to provide investor relations services until April 16, 2029. The agreement clarifies service terms, with CDMG assisting in communication and marketing to investors and media. Homeland paid CDMG over US$1.9 million for services from April to September 2025 but currently has no plans to continue using CDMG or FeMax Publishing Consulting for future investor relations services. Homeland focuses on uranium exploration in Colorado, owning the Coyote Basin and Cross Bones projects.
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