Financings
WASKAHIGAN OIL & GAS CORP. ANNOUNCES PRIVATE PLACEMENT
New $2M lifeline at $0.07 as new insiders take control following failed Terra Metals merger.

Executive Summary
- Waskahigan Oil & Gas Corp. announced a non-brokered private placement of up to 28,571,428 units at $0.07 per unit.
- Gross proceeds target up to $2.0 million.
- Each unit consists of one common share and one transferable common share purchase warrant.
- Warrants are exercisable at $0.15 per share for a 24-month period.
- Net proceeds will fund general working capital, business acquisition evaluation, marketing, and investor relations.
- Offering is subject to regulatory approvals, securities law compliance, and shareholder approval.
- All securities carry a statutory hold period of 4 months and 1 day.
- Company may pay finder's fees and/or issue finder's warrants.
- Insider participation is possible but currently unknown.
Material Impact
- The private placement introduces approximately 28.57 million new shares against an existing base of ~3.4 million shares, representing roughly 8.4x dilution.
- The $0.07 issue price represents a significant discount to recent trading levels (consolidating around $0.11-$0.13) and is well below the $0.20 price paid by new insiders in March 2026.
- The warrant strike of $0.15 is out-of-the-money relative to the current $0.09 price but sits just above the issue price, creating a near-term overhang once the 4-month hold expires.
- The $2.0 million cash injection addresses immediate working capital needs but does not alter the company's pre-revenue, pre-operational status.
- The market will likely price in the severe dilution and discount, resulting in a negative or neutral reaction rather than a positive one.
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Company Overview
- Waskahigan Oil & Gas Corp. is a Canadian micro-cap exploration company operating in the oil, gas, and mineral sectors.
- The company previously pursued a reverse takeover of Terra Metals, which failed due to due diligence shortcomings and mutual termination in January 2026.
- Following the deal's collapse, Ross Ewaniuk was appointed interim CEO, and significant insider ownership was consolidated by Ewaniuk and Jamil Kassam.
- The company remains pre-revenue and pre-operational, relying entirely on equity financings to fund exploration and potential acquisitions.
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