GoviEx-Tombador Transaction Receives Shareholder Approval from Tombador

Executive Summary

• Tombador Iron Limited shareholders approved all resolutions required to complete GoviEx Uranium’s proposed reverse takeover of Tombador.
• The approval includes issuance of consideration shares to GoviEx shareholders, replacement options for existing option‑ and warrant‑holders, and the name change to Atomic Eagle Ltd.
• Closing of the transaction is targeted for early November 2025, subject to securityholder, regulatory, court approvals and completion of Tombador’s concurrent capital raise and ASX re‑listing.

Key Details

• Shareholder Vote: At a general meeting on October 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: Upon completion, the combined entity will be renamed Atomic Eagle Ltd and become an ASX‑listed uranium developer.
• Next Steps – Securityholder Vote: GoviEx will hold a special meeting of its shareholders, warrant‑holders, and option‑holders on October 24, 2025 to vote on the transaction.
• Target Closing Date: Early November 2025, contingent upon:
• Approval by GoviEx securityholders,
• Required regulatory and court approvals,
• Completion of Tombador’s concurrent capital raising, and
• ASX re‑compliance listing as outlined in the prospectus lodged with ASIC on October 6, 2025.
• Management Comment: CEO Daniel Major highlighted the approval as a “key milestone” toward forming Atomic Eagle Ltd, emphasizing a strengthened balance sheet, simplified corporate structure, and focus on advancing the Muntanga uranium project in Zambia.

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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