Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
21 Aug 2026regulatory community update▲ GoodMajor
Nevada regulators transferred the Water Pollution Control Permit and Reclamation Permit for Springer into Blue Moon's name, the reclamation bond was approved and posted, and the tailings dam Notice of Construction was approved on August 18, 2026. The company says this authorizes it to start construction, including refurbishing the mill, and it remains on track for a late-2027 startup, consistent with the Q4-2027 target in the Springer drilling update. The filing does not state the bond amount.
Blue Moon agreed (by binding LOI signed August 10, 2026) to buy 33 tungsten and antimony projects in the western US from a private owner, mostly for potential ore shipments to Springer and a first move into antimony. Payment is 2.8 million shares at US$5.55 (about US$15.5M), US$5.0M cash (half at closing, half a year later), a 1.0% NSR on each project, and capped development and monetization payments (up to US$8.5M per project). Closing is expected in October 2026 and needs TSXV approval; holding costs are about US$162,000/yr. The deal adds new shares and ongoing payment obligations, and the historical grades cited are unverified.
Blue Moon reported first results from its infill drilling at Nussir in Norway (12 holes, 2,628.6 m), aiming to upgrade part of the Indicated resource to Measured near the first planned mining areas; for example NUS-DD-26-02 returned 1.93% Cu over 1.6 m true thickness (3.59% Cu over 0.8 m), and one hole had no intervals above cut-off. A deep hole (NUS-DD-26-07) hit 1.39% Cu over 3.7 m at about 917 m, adding to the April deep results. The company says the resource estimate will be updated and the mine design optimized, building on the April 2026 feasibility study. The release also extends the Outside The Box Capital marketing engagement to November 8, 2026 with a further US$175,000 cash payment (subject to TSXV acceptance, no shares), continuing the March engagement; it also mentions a Winning Media LLC agreement whose terms were cut off in the text provided.
Blue Moon laid out its 2026 plan for the Springer tungsten project in Nevada, bought from GOODS LG in February: a 67,000-metre diamond drill program (7,000 m in phase 1, about 60,000 m in phase 2) with Geotech Drilling Services, starting in the first half of August with two rigs and finishing by Q1 2027. It is also re-logging 18,000 m of old General Electric core (7,154 m done) and says early logging suggests skarn may be only 12% of the mineralized material, with a granodiorite hosting extra veins; assays are pending and an intrusion-related gold system is only a possibility. The company links the work to its Q4-2027 production target; the filing gives no cost figure for the program.
A 100 kg bulk sample from the Apex mine in Utah, acquired from Teck in March, assayed 0.180% germanium, 0.0273% gallium and 1.96% copper. The company says the sample is selective and not necessarily representative of the average grade. It is exploring direct shipping ore sales, with mine permitting targeted for Q2-2027 and possible DSO start as soon as Q3-2027, and says it has received unsolicited interest from several users and producers. The company notes recent price increases for germanium and gallium and cites Fastmarkets spot prices of $10,500/kg and $2,650/kg as of June 26, 2026. Metallurgical testing continues, and the historical resource estimates remain unvalidated.
24 June 2026regulatory community update▲ GoodMajor
For Nussir in Norway, Blue Moon awarded MOMEK Services AS an EPC contract for the civil, structural, mechanical and piping work on the processing plant. Norway's Environment Agency approved the mine waste management plan and amended the discharge permit, which the company says satisfies the last outstanding regulatory condition before mining operations can begin. The Directorate of Mines approved the updated operating plan on June 18. The company says underground development passed 2,000m in early June and targets production in Q4 2027. This builds on the March raise for Nussir underground development and the April feasibility study.
Blue Moon closed its purchase of nine unpatented mining claims next to the Springer tungsten project in Nevada from GoldPlay LLC and Robert Schafer. It issued 188,199 shares and paid US$1 million in cash. It also granted a gross revenue royalty on a sliding scale of 3.0% to 5.0%, which Blue Moon can buy down to 1.5% for US$2.0 million within 3 years.
Blue Moon closed a C$156.25 million equity raise: 10,625,000 shares in a public offering (including a partial over-allotment) and 5,000,000 in a private placement, both at C$10.00. Underwriters received C$7,756,250 in commissions. Proceeds are intended for construction capital at Nussir and Blue Moon, development capital for Springer and Apex, exploration, working capital and U.S. growth activities. This is far larger than the C$1.3 million LNS/Hartree raise in March and adds 15,625,000 new shares for existing holders to absorb. The offerings remain subject to final TSX Venture Exchange approval.
Blue Moon furnished an NI 43-101 feasibility study technical report on the Nussir project in Norway, dated April 16, 2026. The cover filing contains no figures or conclusions from the study; the later June 24 release refers to it as the 'April 2026 Feasibility Study'.
Blue Moon closed the Gage Project purchase from Liberty Gold's US subsidiary, the pending deal announced March 18. It issued 420,935 shares to Liberty Gold, assumed a 4.0% royalty on the state-lease land (8.0% for fissionable materials) and granted Liberty Gold USA a 2.0% net smelter royalty on the claims, which Blue Moon can buy back 1.0% of for US$2 million before commercial production. The same release names Reza Ehsani, with the company for the past year, as Senior Vice President, Projects.
Blue Moon agreed to buy the Gage Project, 5,916 hectares of claims and leases in southern Utah surrounding the Apex mine, from a subsidiary of Liberty Gold, for 420,935 new Blue Moon shares and a 2.0% net smelter royalty. It also states that the Apex acquisition from Teck closed on March 16, 2026, resolving the earlier pending deal, and that Teck now appears among major shareholders. The Gage deal needs TSXV approval and is expected to complete by the end of March.
Blue Moon closed a small equity raise of 181,127 shares at $7.208, for gross proceeds of $1,305,563.41. Of this, 168,514 shares went to its Nussir mining contractor LNS (a follow-on to earlier LNS investments) and 12,613 to shareholder Hartree through its pre-emptive right. Proceeds are meant for underground development at the Nussir project in Norway. The filing also notes a six-month marketing engagement with Outside The Box Capital for an upfront US$200,000, paid in cash with no shares issued.
Blue Moon agreed to acquire 100% of the past-producing Apex germanium, gallium and copper mine in Utah from a Teck Resources subsidiary. Part of the payment is 7,031,959 new common shares to Teck, equal to 8.0% of shares outstanding before issuance, and the mine is subject to a royalty capped at US$1M. This extends the US 'hub and spoke' plan built around the Springer plant just bought, and adds new shares for existing holders to absorb; the rest of the terms were cut off in the filing text provided.
Blue Moon closed its previously announced purchase of the Springer tungsten mine and processing plant in Nevada from GOODS LG LLC, paying a US$500,000 initial deposit and a final US$18 million in cash. The same filing also carries a January 23, 2026 notice that the shares would start trading on Nasdaq under 'BMM' on January 26 (alongside the TSXV, and no longer on the OTCQX) and that Peter Madsen joined the board. It also reports the Blue Moon Mine decline in California at 128 meters, part of a US$16.5M phase 1 program.
