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Canadian GoldCamps Announces Extension of Price Protection for Non-Brokered Private Placement
Canadian GoldCamps Extends Financing Window Amid Quebec Project Push

Executive Summary
- The Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) approved an extension of price protection for a non-brokered private placement until June 5, 2026.
- The offering seeks to raise gross proceeds of up to $2,000,000 through the issuance of up to 13,333,333 units at $0.15 per unit.
- Each unit includes one common share and one-half of a warrant (exercise price $0.25, expiry 24 months).
- Proceeds are designated for exploration activities on mineral projects under option and general corporate purposes.
- This follows the initial announcement of the private placement on March 6, 2026, and closes out a financing round that began with tranches in January 2026.
Material Impact
- The extension is administrative rather than transformative; it does not introduce new capital or projects but extends the timeline to close an existing offer.
- No immediate dilution occurs until subscriptions are finalized, though the existence of the warrant acceleration clause ($0.75 price trigger) creates future upside risk for holders if the stock rallies significantly.
- The need for an extension suggests potential market hesitation in closing the full $2M quickly, which is a minor negative signal regarding investor demand at current levels.
- Compared to the March 6 announcement (rated Material - Positive), this news lacks new fundamental value and serves primarily as regulatory housekeeping.
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Company Overview
- Canadian GoldCamps Corp. is an early-stage gold exploration company focused on Quebec assets.
- Flagship Projects: Courcy and Mercator mineral projects in Quebec.
- Current Status: Definitive option agreement completed with Stelmine Canada Ltd.; initial 10% interest secured, pathway to earn up to 80%.
- Technical Work: Draft NI 43-101 report received; laboratory analysis of historical samples and field validation underway.
- Previous Asset: Murphy Lake Property (Uranium) deal terminated in December 2025, shifting focus entirely to Quebec gold assets.
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