GoviEx Uranium's Isabel Vilela shares insights into progress in Niger, Tombador Iron transaction – ICYMI

Group 1: Corporate Developments - GoviEx Uranium has agreed with the Republic of Niger to extend the pause in arbitration over the Madaouela Project license for another six months, allowing continued discussions [3][4]. - The company has made significant progress in the reverse takeover transaction with Tombador Iron, with over 40% of GoviEx security holders committing to support the deal [2][5]. Group 2: Transaction Details - The Tombador transaction is expected to provide access to Australian mining investors and an injection of between A$5 million and A$10 million at a premium to the current share price, enhancing the company's financial position [2][7]. - GoviEx shareholders will retain 75% of the combined company pre-raise, indicating a favorable outcome for existing investors [8]. Group 3: Future Plans - The company plans to close the transaction before the end of the year, pending regulatory approvals, with a shareholder meeting scheduled for later in October [6]. - GoviEx will undergo rebranding to Atomic Eagle, aiming to create a refreshed platform focused on developing the Muntanga Project [9].