GoviEx Uranium and the Republic of Niger Agree to Extend Arbitration Pause

Core Points - GoviEx Uranium Inc. and the Republic of Niger have agreed to extend the pause in ongoing arbitration proceedings for an additional six months [1][2] - This extension follows a letter of intent signed in February 2025, which outlines a roadmap for negotiations regarding the Madaouela Uranium Project [2] - There is no guarantee that negotiations will lead to a binding agreement, and if unresolved, arbitration may resume [2][3] Company Overview - GoviEx Uranium Inc. is focused on the exploration and development of uranium properties in Africa, aiming to become a significant uranium producer [4] - The company is currently developing its mine-permitted Muntanga Project in Zambia [4] Ongoing Developments - GoviEx will provide updates as discussions with the Republic of Niger progress [3] - The ongoing arbitration and negotiations are not impacted by GoviEx's recent reverse takeover of Tombador Iron Limited [3]