Mkango Resources Aktie

Bin seit gestern investiert und gehe von vielen guten Nachrichten in den nächsten Jahren aus. u.a. wird das Nasdaq-Listing angestrebt. Im Juli 2025 schlossen Mkango Rare Earths Limited („MKAR“) (formell bekannt als Lancaster Exploration BVI) und Crown PropTech Acquisitions („CPTK“) eine Business Combination Agreement („BCA“), um eine reine globale Seltenerd-Plattform zu bilden, die voraussichtlich an der Nasdaq notieren wird, einschließlich des Advanced-Stage-Projekts Songwe Hill Seltener Erden in Malawi („Songwe“) und des Purlawy-Projekts Die Pro-forma-Beteiligung von Mkango (ohne seine bestehenden Recyclinggeschäfte) wird vor den Transaktionsaufwendungen mit 400 Millionen US-Dollar bewertet und schließt alle Nettoerlöse aus einer PIPE-Finanzierung und alle verfügbaren Beträge aus dem Treuhandkonto von CPTK aus.

"Jones Group International, a Washington, US based advisory firm led by retired General James Jones, former National Security Advisor to President Barack Obama, will assist Mkango, advising on US critical materials security, energy security, market access and trade promotion."

"Mkango Resources Limited (TSXV/AIM: MKA) is developing the 51% owned Songwe Hill rare earths project in Malawi with the ongoing bankable feasibility study funded by strategic partner, Talaxis Limited, a subsidiary of Noble Group. Malawi is known as “The Warm Heart of Africa”, a stable jurisdiction with major road, rail and power developments. In parallel, Mkango is developing complementary downstream technologies via its 75.5% interest in green technology incubator, Maginito Limited (www.maginito.com), which recently invested in UK rare earth (NdFeB) magnet recycler, HyProMag Limited (www.hypromag.com). Mkango also has an extensive exploration portfolio in Malawi, including the recently announced Mchinji rutile discovery, in addition to the Thambani uranium-tantalum-niobium-zircon project and Chimimbe nickel-cobalt project. Mkango’s corporate strategy is to develop new sustainable primary and secondary sources of NdPr and NdFeB to supply accelerating demand from electric vehicles, wind turbines and other clean technologies."