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BRIEF-Blue Moon Metals Enters MoU To Acquire Springer Mine, Plant In Nevada

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BRIEF-Blue Moon Metals Enters MoU To Acquire Springer Mine, Plant In Nevada

Oct 14, 2025 12:31 PM

Oct 14 (Reuters) - Blue Moon Metals Inc ( BMOOF ):

* BLUE MOON METALS ENTERS INTO MOU TO ACQUIRE THE SPRINGER

CRITICAL METALS MINE AND PROCESSING PLANT IN NEVADA AND

ANNOUNCES ITS INTENTION TO LIST ON THE NASDAQ

* BLUE MOON METALS INC ( BMOOF ) - INTENDS TO LIST ON NASDAQ IN Q1

2026

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