Nordique Critical Metals has received final TSXV approval to acquire an option to earn up to 80% interest in the Kwyjibo Rare Earth Project in Québec. The acquisition involves phased payments totaling C$45.15 million in cash, shares, and project investments over several years. The project focuses on rare earth elements critical for clean energy technologies, with plans for extensive drilling, feasibility studies, and infrastructure development. Nordique aims to advance the project towards production while collaborating with SOQUEM, a subsidiary of Investissement Québec.
Nordique Critical Metals' recent TSXV approval for its Kwyjibo Rare Earth Project acquisition provides context for basic materials investors. For readers following the Basic Materials sector, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Oct 14, 2026 03:21 WIB: Of 62 priced US stocks, 29 rose and 33 fell. Notable movers include AG at USD 16.37 with a -3.65% change and a typical hold time of 5 days, HL at USD 16.24 down -3.56% with 0% sell and 100% buy order activity, and SLI at USD 1.44 down -3.36% with a typical hold time of 24 days and 72% sell order activity.
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