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Acceleware Ltd. Enters into Second Farm-In Agreement in Saskatchewan Mannville
Acceleware Expands Land Portfolio Amidst Revenue Collapse and Debt Restructuring

Executive Summary
- Acceleware Ltd. entered into a second farm-in agreement in Saskatchewan Mannville on April 29, 2026.
- The agreement covers one section of land with an option for an additional half-section targeting the Mannville Stack.
- Total holdings in the Lloydminster-area Mannville stack now stand at 2.5 sections following this and a previous December 2025 agreement.
- Operational plan includes drilling an RF XL 2.0 horizontal well pair; potential for additional pairs exists.
- Financial terms involve a gross overriding royalty convertible to a 40% working interest after payout of invested capital.
- Regulatory application with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Energy and Resources has commenced.
- CEO Geoff Clark stated this reflects continued progress in assembling field-ready opportunities to demonstrate RF XL 2.0 technology.
Material Impact
- The news is incremental rather than transformative; it follows a similar farm-in agreement announced in December 2025 (NewsId: 38116).
- While positive for long-term asset assembly, the immediate financial impact is negligible given the company's current liquidity constraints.
- Revenue has collapsed from $5.2M in FY24 to $719k in FY25; this agreement does not generate immediate cash flow sufficient to offset losses.
- The debt restructuring completed in April 2026 (NewsId: 602199) is the more material financial event, addressing solvency risks rather than asset expansion.
- No new strategic investors or major capital raises were announced alongside this farm-in; dilution remains a concern via existing warrants and debentures.
- The market likely priced in the expectation of further land assembly given the December announcement, limiting upside surprise potential.
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Company Overview
- Acceleware Ltd. focuses on Radio Frequency (RF) heating technology for heavy oil extraction and mineral processing.
- Flagship Project: RF XL 2.0 heavy-oil pilot designed to increase production in reservoirs unsuitable for thermal methods like SAGD.
- Secondary Projects: Potash dryer prototype (Phase 3A contract secured), iron ore drying feasibility studies, and amine regeneration systems.
- Business Model relies on technology licensing, royalty agreements from farm-ins, and paid feasibility studies.
- Current operational status involves assembling land rights in Saskatchewan to demonstrate commercial viability of RF XL 2.0.
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