Homeland Announces Non-Brokered Private Placement
Homeland extends its exploration runway into 2027 through financing that supports its ongoing nickel consolidation efforts in Oregon.

Homeland Nickel Inc. announced a non-brokered private placement of up to 8.0 million units priced at C$0.38 per unit, with gross proceeds capped at C$3,040,000. Each unit comprises one common share and 0.5 common share purchase warrants, which carry a C$0.50 exercise price and expire 24 months post-closing.
The company intends to use the proceeds to fund property payment obligations, a sonic drill program at the Red Flat property, and general corporate purposes. The transaction is expected to close around September 10, 2026, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval, and a four-month and one-day hold period applies to the issued securities.
Homeland Nickel Inc. (SHL) has completed a capital raise consistent with its historical pattern of funding exploration and property obligations. The transaction adds up to 8.0 million shares and 4.0 million warrants to the existing share base of approximately 223.7 million. The issue price of C$0.38 aligns with recent trading levels, indicating fair market valuation without significant discounting.
Proceeds from the financing directly support the announced 2026 exploration program, specifically the sonic drilling at Red Flat mentioned in prior May and July releases. This move follows the August 24 reacquisition of NSRs from RAB Capital, which cleared direct milestone payment obligations and shifted liabilities to Patriot Nickel Corp. The financing ensures operational continuity into 2027 but does not alter the fundamental exploration-stage status of the assets.
Homeland Nickel Inc. (SHL) is a Canadian exploration company focused on nickel laterite projects in Southern Oregon, USA. Its flagship assets include the Cleopatra and Red Flat properties, which hold historical resources of approximately 39.5 Mt @ 0.93% Ni and 18.8 Mt @ 0.84% Ni, respectively.
The company has consolidated its portfolio to nine Oregon properties, divesting non-core assets like the Shamrock nickel-copper project and terminating the Newfoundland joint venture. Strategic partnerships with Patriot Nickel, Westwin Elements, and Brazilian Nickel aim to develop an integrated domestic nickel supply chain, including mining, processing, and refining.
The company is advancing toward a bankable feasibility study, with environmental reviews and aerial surveys already underway.