BlackRock reports 4.8% stake in NioCorp
BlackRock, Inc. amends a Schedule 13G to report its beneficial ownership of NioCorp Developments Ltd common stock.
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Rhea-AI Filing Summary
BlackRock, Inc. amends a Schedule 13G to report its beneficial ownership of NioCorp Developments Ltd common stock. The filing states BlackRock beneficially owns 6,814,525 shares, representing 4.8% of the class, with 6,638,532 shares of sole voting power. The amendment is signed by Spencer Fleming on 04/27/2026.
The filing notes holdings reflect securities held across Reporting Business Units of BlackRock and provides addresses and exhibit references for power of attorney and subsidiary identification.
Insights
BlackRock reports a 4.8% stake in NioCorp via aggregated business units.
BlackRock's Schedule 13G/A lists 6,814,525 shares beneficially owned and 6,638,532 shares with sole voting power, indicating consolidated reporting across its Reporting Business Units rather than a single account. The filing follows Securities Exchange release aggregation guidance.
Ownership is below 5.0%, which the filer categorizes as passive; subsequent changes would appear in amendments if thresholds are crossed or status changes.
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Schedule 13G/A regulatory
Beneficial ownership regulatory
Sole dispositive power regulatory
Reporting Business Units regulatory
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