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Blue Moon Metals Inc. filings document foreign-issuer current reports, Canadian disclosure materials and capital-market transactions. The company’s Form 6-K reports include press releases, underwriting agreements and exhibits incorporated by reference into its Form F-10 registration statement.
Disclosure subjects include common-share offerings, private placements, material agreements, capital-structure changes and mineral-project updates. The filings also record governance and reporting matters for a mining issuer with projects including the Nussir copper-gold-silver project in Norway and the Springer Mine and Processing Plant in Nevada.
Blue Moon Metals Inc. reports initial deep step-out and infill drilling results from its Nussir copper-gold-silver project in Norway. Two Q1-2026 daughter holes from deep mother hole NUS-DD-14-001 each stepped out 200 meters and intersected high-grade mineralization at more than 1.1 km depth, including 6.7 meters grading 1.75% Cu, 0.16 g/t Au and 27.91 g/t Ag, and 3.0 meters grading 0.86% Cu, 0.16 g/t Au and 27.75 g/t Ag.
The company also completed deep hole NUS-DD-26-07, which intercepted 6.85 meters of mineralized material coherent with the current Nussir resource, with assays expected later in Q2. Surface infill drilling has achieved a 100% success rate in intersecting known mineralization, with 1,477 meters drilled of a planned 3,000-meter program aimed at increasing measured resources and filling a prior gap in the mineral resource estimate.
Management highlights that Nussir’s mineralized horizon extends for more than 10 km and remains open at depth and to the west, with an exploration target previously outlined between 8.5 and 16.5 Mt grading 0.7–1.3% Cu, 9–17 g/t Ag and 0.1–0.15 g/t Au. The program is also generating extensive oriented core and structural data to refine geological models and support longer-term resource growth.
Blue Moon Metals Inc. completed the previously announced acquisition of the Gage Project in Washington County, southern Utah, from Liberty Gold USA Inc. The Gage Project includes 181 unpatented mining claims and two SITLA leases covering 5,916 hectares. As consideration, Blue Moon issued 420,935 common shares to Liberty Gold and assumed a 4.0% production royalty on SITLA leases, rising to 8.0% for fissionable materials, plus a 2.0% net smelter returns royalty on other claims, with an option to repurchase 1.0% of that NSR for US$2 million. The company also appointed Reza Ehsani, a project executive with over 29 years of experience, as Senior Vice President, Projects to help advance its portfolio of five brownfield polymetallic projects in Norway and the United States.
Blue Moon Metals Inc. has closed its acquisition of the Apex germanium and gallium mine in the United States from Teck American Incorporated, a subsidiary of Teck Resources Limited. As consideration, Teck has been issued 7,031,959 Blue Moon common shares, representing 8.0% of the company’s issued and outstanding shares on an undiluted basis.
The company notes that the Apex project becomes one of its five brownfield polymetallic projects, alongside assets in Norway and the United States targeting zinc, copper, tungsten, gold, silver, germanium and gallium. Blue Moon highlights that several of these metals are on U.S. and EU critical minerals lists, underlining the strategic focus of its portfolio.
Blue Moon Metals is expanding its North American critical minerals platform by acquiring 100% of the past‑producing Apex germanium, gallium and copper mine in Utah from Teck American. Teck will become a key stakeholder, aligning with its Trail smelting and refining complex to help secure regional supply.
The company is advancing an integrated “hub and spoke” model centered on its Springer complex in Nevada, purchased in February 2026, to process ore from the Blue Moon Mine in California, the Apex Mine in Utah and the Springer tungsten mine. At Blue Moon Mine, an underground decline has advanced over 140 meters, drilling is underway to upgrade resources to reserves, and production is forecasted to begin in 2028, supported by a prior study outlining multi‑metal output over a mine life of more than 10 years.
Blue Moon Metals Inc. outlines its most extensive exploration campaign to date, planning approximately 35,000 to 45,000 meters of diamond drilling in 2026 across four core projects in the United States and Norway. The programs target copper, zinc, gold, silver, tungsten, molybdenum, platinum, palladium and barite.
At the Nussir copper-gold-silver project in Norway, the company plans about 3,000 meters of surface infill drilling and 7,000 meters of underground drilling, plus a resumed 4,000-meter surface directional program aimed at materially expanding the mineral resource estimate. At the Blue Moon polymetallic project in California, an ongoing 16,000-meter program (roughly half underground, half surface) is designed to convert inferred resources to indicated and to test deeper extensions.
At the NSG copper-zinc VMS project in Norway, Blue Moon plans about 10,000 meters of staged underground drilling focused on infill and expansion of a 9.23 Mt inferred resource grading 1.19% Cu and 0.31% Zn, plus around 1,500 meters of drilling at the Avilon tunnel. At the historic Springer tungsten mine in the United States, the company plans a multi-phase review of historical data followed by roughly 5,000 meters of drilling to confirm and potentially expand historical resources of 355,000 tons at 0.537% WO3 (indicated) and 1,933,600 tons at 0.493% WO3 (inferred).
Blue Moon Metals Inc. has furnished two key updates. The company’s common shares are commencing trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market, while remaining listed on the TSX Venture Exchange and Frankfurt, and it has appointed seasoned U.S. finance executive Peter Madsen to its board to support U.S. growth.
Blue Moon also closed the previously announced acquisition of the Springer tungsten and critical metals mine and processing plant in Nevada from GOODS LG LLC for an aggregate US$18.5 million, including a US$500,000 deposit and a final US$18 million cash payment. The Springer Mine and Mill includes fee lands, mineral claims and a flotation mill with an Ammonium Paratungstate circuit, which Blue Moon plans to integrate into a U.S. critical-metals hub-and-spoke strategy alongside its Blue Moon mine in California, where a US$16.5 million phase 1 underground development program is underway.