Blue Moon Metals Inc. reports developments tied to its brownfield polymetallic project portfolio, including the Nussir copper-gold-silver project, the NSG project in Norway, the Blue Moon zinc-gold-silver-copper project, the Springer tungsten-molybdenum project, and the Apex germanium-gallium-copper project. Company updates commonly cover technical reports, feasibility work, mineral claims, project permits, and brownfield development activity.
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Blue Moon Metals (BMM) reported additional tungsten assay results from historical drill core at its Springer mine in Imlay, Nevada. Drillhole NM-30 returned 7.82% WO₃ over 0.3 metres from 183.5 metres, using the table's grade rather than the conflicting headline figure. WO₃ measures tungsten trioxide content. The interval was not sampled historically and is not included in mineralized-lens modelling. Blue Moon plans follow-up drilling this year; assays for NM-30's deeper section remain pending.
Approximately 77% of the 18,000 metres of historical core has been relogged. NM-45 confirmed 0.26% WO₃ across a 9.44-metre true width and identified a previously unsampled interval grading 0.18% WO₃ over 3.8 metres. Blue Moon also granted 150,000 consultant stock options with a C$6.99 exercise price, a five-year exercise period and vesting over three years.
Blue Moon (BMM) signed a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of the Turner copper‑gold VMS deposit in Oregon from Gold Coast Mining for cash, shares and milestone payments.
The asset package covers about 634 acres of private land plus 15 unpatented claims and is subject to an existing 1.5% NSR. Turner hosts a 2010 historical NI 43‑101 resource of 2.447 Mt Indicated at 1.25% Cu, 2.79 g/t Au, 2.65% Zn, 9.64 g/t Ag and 0.05% Co, and 2.084 Mt Inferred at 0.99% Cu, 2.73 g/t Au, 2.78% Zn, 19.91 g/t Ag and 0.04% Co, which the company does not yet treat as current.
Consideration includes US$4.7M in cash (US$0.5M deposit on announcement), 4,778,761 Blue Moon shares (~US$27M) in four tranches over 12 months, and up to US$7M in cash milestones tied to permitting and production. Closing is targeted for November 2026, subject to TSX‑V approval. Blue Moon plans to integrate Turner with the Blue Moon Mine in a future PEA around a new 1,800 tpd mill at its Springer complex.
Blue Moon (BMM) reported initial assay results from its 18,000 m historical core relogging campaign at the Springer Tungsten Project in Nevada and received full Bureau of Land Management (BLM) approval to drill on public land.
Re-assays confirm intervals such as 7.01 m grading 1.28% WO₃ and 0.01% Mo in hole NM-13, 24.25 m grading 0.22% WO₃ and 0.03% Mo in NM-44 (including 9.55 m at 0.53% WO₃ and 0.12% Mo), and 8.24 m grading 0.64% WO₃ and 0.01% Mo in SU-27 (including 3.99 m at 1.19% WO₃ and 0.02% Mo). About 11,670 m of core have been relogged, with final assays received for 18% of the historical meterage.
The company completed sampling of 28 surface stockpiles (499 samples) to assess potential mill feed from 2027 and combined this with a LiDAR survey to estimate tonnage. BLM approval, finalized on September 10, 2026, covers drilling from 13 pads and auger sampling of tailings. On September 21, 2026, Blue Moon also received Elmet Group warrants to purchase 1,166,970 Elmet shares at US$21.423 per share.
Blue Moon Metals (BMM) and The Elmet Group (ELMT) agreed binding terms for a US$150–175 million investment into the Springer Tungsten Complex in Nevada.
The package centers on a joint venture APT plant where, after a US$75 million capital injection from Elmet, ownership is expected to be TEG 70%, Blue Moon 20% and EQ Resources (EQR) 10%, with TEG as operator. Blue Moon retains full ownership and operation of the Springer mine and mill. Elmet plans a US$50 million tungsten prepayment facility to Blue Moon in two US$25 million tranches, repaid via a 25% credit on Springer concentrate sales, plus a US$25 million equity subscription into Blue Moon at C$10.00 per unit, a 31.8% premium to the 11 September close.
The APT plant’s Phase 1 is targeted at 4,000 tons per year capacity, with structured offtake allocations between Blue Moon and EQ. Completion remains subject to due diligence, regulatory and exchange approvals, and definitive agreements.
Blue Moon (BMM) agreed to acquire a 2,100+ acre land package and associated water rights near its Springer mine in Pershing County, Nevada, for total consideration of US$8 million.
The deal includes US$3.5 million in cash, of which US$0.1 million is a non-refundable deposit, and US$4.5 million in Blue Moon common shares priced using the 10-day VWAP before issuance. The property is bounded by highway I-80 and the Union Pacific rail line and is accessed from Springer via Tungsten Road and I-80, totaling about 14 miles.
The water permits include over 1,500 acre-feet annually (afa) of rights in the Imlay basin, more than 1,300 afa of permitted consumptive use, and a maximum pumping rate above 4,300 gpm, plus an on-site 60 KVA power line. The property is being acquired free of material encumbrances. Completion, expected in early 2027, is conditional on TSXV approval and completion of the water rights transfer to Blue Moon for use at Springer.
Blue Moon Metals (NASDAQ: BMM) announced that the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection has transferred the Water Pollution Control Permit and Reclamation Permit for the Springer tungsten project into the company’s name, and approved and posted the project’s reclamation closure bond.
With these principal state environmental authorizations in place, Blue Moon is now authorized to commence construction at Springer, including refurbishment of the existing mill. The Nevada State Engineer had previously approved the tailings storage facility design, and on August 18, 2026 the Nevada Division of Water Resources’ Dam Safety Section formally approved the company’s Notice of Construction, allowing tailings dam construction to begin on schedule. The company indicates it remains on track for a late 2027 startup.
Blue Moon (NASDAQ: BMM) clarified the status of its Nussir copper-silver-gold project and broader portfolio. The company states all Nussir permits remain in good standing, with the Mine Waste Management Plan approved and the discharge permit amended in Q2 2026. Norwegian authorities are reassessing an unrelated project’s permit, but Nussir’s permit has not been revoked, and construction is advancing on schedule, with underground development started in June 2025 and production targeted for 2027. Blue Moon reports strong liquidity, indicating it holds enough cash to repay the US$12.5 million drawn, or the full US$25 million Hartree/Oaktree credit facility, and notes its U.S. Springer and Apex assets are debt free. The company highlights a sharp rise in tungsten prices since 2025, materially improving restart economics for the Springer tungsten mine and supporting its hub-and-spoke critical minerals strategy in the western U.S.
Blue Moon Metals (NASDAQ: BMM) agreed to acquire a 100% interest in a portfolio of 33 tungsten and antimony projects in the western United States from a private seller on an arm's‑length basis. The projects are near Blue Moon's Springer tungsten complex in Nevada and its Apex germanium‑gallium‑copper mine in Utah, and many lie in historically productive tungsten and antimony districts.
Total consideration includes 2.8 million shares valued at about US$15.5 million, US$5.0 million in cash (US$2.5 million at closing and US$2.5 million one year later), a 1.0% NSR royalty on each project, and capped tungsten resource‑based development payments of up to US$8.5 million per project. Blue Moon will also owe 10% of any future project sale proceeds plus additional tungsten milestone payments to a future owner. Annual holding costs for the portfolio are about US$162,000. A binding LOI was signed on August 10, 2026, with closing expected in October 2026, subject to TSX Venture approval.
Blue Moon (NASDAQ: BMM, TSXV: MOON) reported initial results from its ongoing 2026 surface infill drilling and deep exploration programs at the under-construction Nussir copper project in Finnmark, Norway. Twelve infill HQ diamond drill holes totaling 2,628.6 m over a 700 m strike confirmed mineralization continuity near initial planned production areas, with highlighted intervals including 3.0 m at 1.19% Cu (1.33% CuEq) in NUS-DD-26-03, 3.2 m at 1.17% Cu (1.32% CuEq) in NUS-DD-26-04, and several 1–1.7 m intercepts above 1.4% Cu and over 1.7% CuEq.
The company plans to use these results to upgrade portions of the Indicated Resource to Measured and update the Mineral Resource Estimate, which is expected to support an optimized mine design around fault-constrained zones. Deep drilling intersected 3.7 m at 1.39% Cu (1.56% CuEq) at 917.4–922.9 m depth in NUS-DD-26-07, adding thickness and continuity information to a previously identified high-grade zone around 1.2 km depth.
Blue Moon also extended its marketing engagement with Outside The Box Capital to November 8, 2026 for a follow-on cash payment of US$175,000, and signed a new three‑month digital marketing and investor relations agreement with Winning Media LLC for US$100,000, both subject to TSXV acceptance and with no securities issued as compensation.
Blue Moon (TSXV: MOON, NASDAQ: BMM) reported the voting results of its July 30, 2026 Annual General and Special Meeting in Toronto. According to the company, 71,937,075 common shares were present or represented, equal to approximately 68.60% of the outstanding shares as of the June 15, 2026 record date.
Shareholders approved all items of business. Setting the Board size at eight received 99.98% of votes cast, and the share compensation plan was approved with 98.07% of votes for. The continuance from the British Columbia statute to the Ontario Business Corporations Act was approved with 85.51% support. Authorizing the Board to set the number of directors under Ontario law, conditional on the continuance, received 99.95% support. All eight director nominees were elected with at least 97.98% of votes for or not withheld, and the auditors were appointed with 99.99% support.