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Nu E Power Corp (NUEPF) has completed its acquisition of Blu Dot Systems, issuing 29.5 million Nu E shares in exchange for 100% ownership. The issued shares are subject to a 4-month resale restriction, and the deal awaits final CSE approval. A director/officer of Nu E, who also held Blu Dot shares, received 3,869,140 Nu E shares, classifying the transaction as related-party, though exemptions from formal valuation and minority approval applied. This acquisition aims to enhance Nu E’s resources in the renewable energy sector.

Wellfield Technologies (WFLDF; WFLD) faces a trading halt after a failure-to-file cease trade order (FFCTO) from the British Columbia Securities Commission due to delayed financial filings. Trading of common shares on the TSXV was halted on October 3, 2025. The FFCTO prohibits trading the company’s securities in Canada, with limited exceptions. Management anticipates filing annual reports by October 29, 2025, followed by interim filings. The delays stem from resourcing challenges.

Grid Metals Corp. (TSXV:GRDM)(OTCQB:MSMGF) plans a C$4.03M non-brokered private placement for exploration, especially at the Falcon West cesium project. The financing involves two tranches of common and flow-through shares. Funds will also support Bird River Belt targets and general corporate purposes. A strategic investor may gain governance rights, including a board nomination. Notably, Manitoba purchasers of flow-through shares are eligible for a 30% exploration tax credit. The offerings are subject to regulatory approvals.

CIBL, Inc. (CIBY) announced the appointment of Gary L. Sugarman to its board of directors, effective October 10, 2025. Sugarman’s extensive experience in telecommunications, including roles at LICT Corporation, Fiberlight Inc., and Telephone and Data Systems, is expected to guide CIBL’s strategic growth in the broadband market. His background in telecom investments and infrastructure development aligns with CIBL’s aim to leverage expertise in the dynamic telecommunications landscape. Analysts suggest his expertise is crucial for CIBL’s success in a competitive market.

Plumas Bank (PLBC) announces the retirement of Chief Credit Officer Jeff Moore at the end of 2025. Moore significantly enhanced the bank’s credit operations through technological upgrades and new loan products during his tenure. Kevin Kaiser, Senior Vice President and Credit Administrator, will succeed Moore, ensuring continuity and leveraging his commercial and agricultural lending experience. The transition comes as Plumas Bank navigates the evolving fintech landscape, balancing traditional banking and technological innovation. President Ryback emphasized Moore’s lasting contributions and expressed confidence in Kaiser’s leadership.

Green Rain Energy Holdings (GREH) extended the record date for its special common stock dividend to November 15, 2025, pending FINRA approval. Shareholders will receive one restricted share per 100. No fractional shares will be issued; entitlements will be rounded up. The company anticipates the distribution will be tax-free. The dividend aims to reward long-term investors and attract new shareholders as Green Rain Energy expands its renewable energy initiatives.

Star Navigation Systems Group Ltd. (SNAVF) closed a $475,000 private placement, issuing 47.5 million units at $0.01 each, consisting of a common share and a warrant exercisable at $0.05. Proceeds will fund working capital and development of the Star-A.D.S. system, an in-flight safety monitoring technology. While the placement introduces potential dilution, it supports Star Navigation’s growth in the aviation safety market. All securities are subject to a four-month hold period.

FIS announced a slight delay in its acquisition of Global Payments’ Issuer Solutions business due to a refiling of the UK Merger Notice with the CMA. FIS proactively identified supplementary information needed for the CMA’s review. Despite this procedural hurdle, FIS maintains its expectation that the transaction will close in the first half of 2026. Analysts are watching closely to see if the CMA’s inquiry signals broader concerns about consolidation in the fintech space and potential impacts on competition.

Therma Bright (TBRIF) appointed Michael Raimondo, a 30-year healthcare sales veteran, to its Board of Directors on October 10, 2025. Raimondo, previously on the advisory board, brings experience from Abbott and over $500 million in sales contracts. He will focus on scaling Venowave sales through an internal sales team and reseller channels. Concurrently, Alex Saringer resigned from the Board. Raimondo also holds positions at Delphine Diagnostics and The Potentia Group.

Forte Group (FGHFF) announced equity incentive grants and warrant amendments. It granted 1,945,000 stock options (exercise price $0.20) and 2,445,000 RSUs vesting through February 2026. Warrants (1,152,937) were extended to June 2027 and repriced to $0.20, subject to CSE rules and holder consent. Grants to officers/directors are related party transactions with exemptions. The moves aim to incentivize performance and strengthen capital, though they carry potential dilution risks. All securities are subject to a statutory hold period.