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Canadian Uranium To Acquire Option On King South Property

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Executive Summary
- Canadian Uranium Corp. entered into an option acquisition agreement to obtain Impact Uranium Group’s right to acquire the King South property in Saskatchewan.
- Consideration: issuance of 8,230,187 common shares at a deemed price of $0.45 per share, subject to a four‑month hold period.
- The company may exercise the underlying mineral property option by making staged cash payments and incurring specified exploration expenditures through 2028, with a potential 1% NSR royalty payable upon commercial production.
Key Details
- Consideration Shares: 8,230,187 common shares issued at $0.45 per share (≈ $3.70 M implied value).
- Hold Period: Shares subject to a four‑month hold period under CSE rules and company policies.
- Option Exercise Payments & Expenditures:
- $200,000 cash due ≤ Mar 13 2026
- $350,000 cash due ≤ Mar 13 2027
- $500,000 cash due ≤ Mar 13 2028
- $100,000 exploration expenditures by Jul 30 2026
- Additional $500,000 exploration expenditures by Mar 13 2027
- Additional $1,400,000 exploration expenditures by Mar 13 2028
- Royalty Terms: Upon commercial production, a 1% net smelter return royalty will be payable to the optionor; the company may repurchase this royalty for $1.5 M.
- Closing Conditions: Requires receipt of all necessary consents, CSE acceptance, and shareholder approval by Impact Uranium Group, plus customary transaction conditions.
- Property Overview – King South:
- Located in Saskatchewan’s Western Mineral Tenure Zone (WMTZ) within the eastern Athabasca region.
- Size: 10,575 hectares.
- Proximity to major uranium deposits (Cigar Lake, McArthur River, etc.) and adjacent to exploration ground held by Fission 3.0 and Cameco.
- Strategic Rationale: Expands Canadian Uranium’s portfolio in the world‑class Athabasca Basin, aligning with its strategy of acquiring high‑potential uranium assets and advancing them toward production.
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Jun 23, 2026 · 20:35