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Artemis Gold to Acquire Vista Gold for US$427 Million

Artemis Gold (TSXV: ARTG) has agreed to acquire Vista Gold (TSX: VGZ | NYSE American: VGZ) in a US$427 million share transaction, adding the advanced-stage Mt Todd gold project in Australia’s Northern Territory. The project contains 5.2 million ounces of Proven and Probable gold reserves and 9.1 million ounces of Measured and Indicated resources. The acquisition values Vista Gold at approximately US$73 per ounce of reserves and supports Artemis Gold’s longer-term objective of exceeding one million ounces of annual gold production. The transaction offers Vista Gold shareholders a 25% premium and is expected to close in early 2027. [more]

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PDAC 2025 – Commodity Outlook Keynote – Mike Henry of BHP

BHP CEO Mike Henry outlined a bold vision at PDAC 2025, emphasizing the rising global demand for critical minerals and the investment opportunities ahead. With the world’s population expected to reach 10 billion by 2050, demand for copper alone is projected to increase by 70%, requiring significant exploration and innovation. He stressed the importance of policy reforms to maintain global competitiveness and highlighted BHP’s commitment to sustainability and local partnerships. He positioned BHP as a leader in shaping the future, ensuring that the mining industry remains essential to global infrastructure and economic development in the decades to come. [more]

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Paladin’s Fission Uranium Acquisition Hits a Chinese Roadblock

Paladin Energy (ASX: PDN) is facing hurdles in its attempt to acquire Fission Uranium (TSX: FCU) for C$1.14 billion. While the deal would create a global uranium leader, Chinese state-backed CGN Mining Company, which owns an 11.26% stake in Fission, has opposed the acquisition in court. The Supreme Court of British Columbia will make a final ruling on September 26. If successful, Paladin would gain access to Fission‘s Patterson Lake South project, significantly expanding its uranium footprint across Canada, Namibia, and Australia. The court’s decision will shape the future of this strategic acquisition. [more]