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American Eagle Gold Corp. has terminated its take-over bid for Pacific Booker Minerals Inc., effective immediately and in accordance with the offer and take-over bid circular dated April 14, 2026. No Pacific Booker shares will be taken up under the Offer and deposited shares will be returned to shareholders.
The Company says it remains focused on its 55,000‑metre drill program at the 100%‑owned NAK project and notes it holds over $55 million in treasury and counts strategic investors including Teck Resources, South32, Eric Sprott and Ore Group.
Pacific Booker Minerals has issued a directors’ circular unanimously urging shareholders to reject American Eagle Gold’s unsolicited hostile bid. The offer proposes 1.41 American Eagle shares per Pacific Booker share, implying about $1.551 per share based on American Eagle’s April 28, 2026 TSXV closing price.
The Board, following a Special Committee of independent directors and external advisors, believes the Morrison copper‑gold‑molybdenum project is worth significantly more. They note resources of over two billion pounds of copper and over two million ounces of gold and say the bid values copper at roughly US$0.01 per pound, far below peer and transaction ranges. The circular also highlights American Eagle’s pre‑revenue, exploration‑stage status and a $7.3 million net loss for the nine months ended September 30, 2025 as added risk to accepting share consideration.
The Board states it is actively pursuing strategic alternatives, including potential superior transactions and standalone options, and recommends shareholders take no action and, if already tendered, withdraw their shares through brokers or the information agent.
American Eagle Gold Corp. has commenced an unsolicited offer to acquire all issued and outstanding common shares of Pacific Booker Minerals Inc. by exchanging 1.41 American Eagle shares for each Pacific Booker share. The Offer values Pacific Booker at C$1.76 per share (a 31% premium to the April 13, 2026 close) and implies an aggregate equity value of approximately C$31 million on a fully diluted, in‑the‑money basis. Pacific Booker shareholders are expected to hold roughly 10% of the combined entity if the transaction completes. The Offer is subject to customary conditions, including valid deposits representing more than 50% of outstanding Pacific Booker shares, at least 66 2/3% of outstanding shares on a fully diluted basis being tendered, government and exchange approvals, and absence of a material adverse change. The Offer expires at 5 p.m. (Toronto Time) on July 29, 2026, unless extended. American Eagle cites formal support from Lake Babine Nation, states it has $55 million in cash to support the acquisition and planned programs, and positions the deal as a consolidation of the Morrison Project with its nearby NAK copper‑gold assets.