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NioCorp Developments Ltd. (NB) provides critical updates on its Elk Creek Project and strategic initiatives through this centralized news hub. Investors and industry stakeholders will find authoritative coverage of operational milestones, financial disclosures, and technical developments related to niobium, scandium, and titanium production.
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NioCorp Developments Ltd. (Nasdaq:NB) has finalized a deal with Kingdon Capital Management for a registered direct offering of 314,465 common shares at $6.36 per share, totaling approximately US$2.0 million in gross proceeds. The offering is set to close on April 28, 2023, pending standard closing conditions, including TSX listing approval. Proceeds will be utilized for working capital and advancing the Elk Creek Project towards commercial operation. This sale is part of a previously filed shelf registration statement with the SEC, effective as of November 16, 2021. The offering will not be available to Canadian purchasers. For further details, a prospectus will be filed with the SEC and available online.
NioCorp Developments has achieved a significant breakthrough in niobium and titanium processing at L3 Process Developments' plant in Quebec. This new process could yield higher-purity products, opening potential new markets for the Elk Creek Critical Minerals Project. Enhanced recoveries could lower operating and capital costs, with an updated feasibility study expected later this year. The project may also recover rare earth elements, crucial for U.S. technology needs. With U.S. reliance on foreign imports for these minerals, the advancements aim to enhance domestic supply chains and reduce vulnerabilities.