GoviEX RTO approved by Tombador shareholders

Executive Summary

• Tombador Iron Ltd. shareholders approved the resolutions required to complete GoviEX Uranium Inc.’s proposed reverse takeover of Tombador.
• The approval includes issuance of consideration shares to GoviEX shareholders and replacement options to existing option‑holders and warrant‑holders, and a name change to Atomic Eagle Ltd.
• Transaction closing is targeted for early November 2025, pending GoviEX shareholder vote on Oct. 24, regulatory and court approvals, and completion of Tombador’s concurrent capital raise and ASX recompliance.

Key Details

• Shareholder Vote: At a general meeting on Oct. 8, 2025, Tombador shareholders passed the required resolutions by the requisite majorities.
• Consideration Structure: Issuance of new shares to GoviEX shareholders; replacement options granted to existing GoviEX option‑holders and warrant‑holders.
• Corporate Renaming: Post‑transaction entity will be renamed Atomic Eagle Ltd.
• Next Steps – GoviEX Vote: GoviEX will hold a special meeting on Oct. 24, 2025 for its shareholders, warrant‑holders, and option‑holders to vote on the transaction.
• Target Closing Date: Early November 2025, subject to:
• Approval of GoviEX securityholders,
• Regulatory and court approvals,
• Completion of Tombador’s concurrent capital raising, and
• ASX recompliance listing as outlined in the prospectus lodged with ASIC on Oct. 6, 2025.
• Strategic Rationale (CEO Quote): Daniel Major highlighted that the transaction will create an ASX‑listed uranium developer with a stronger balance sheet, simplified corporate structure, and a clear mandate to advance the Muntanga project in Zambia, unlocking long‑term value for stakeholders.

Notable Quotes

“We welcome the strong support shown by Tombador's shareholders. Their approval is a key milestone toward forming Atomic Eagle Ltd. as an ASX‑listed uranium developer with a strengthened balance sheet, a simplified corporate structure, and a clear mandate to advance and improve the Muntanga uranium project in Zambia.” – Daniel Major, CEO, GoviEX Uranium

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