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Advanced Gold Exploration (CSE: AUEX) closed a non‑brokered private placement on Nov 27, 2025, issuing 5 million units at $0.05 each and raising $250,000. Each unit contains one common share and half a warrant exercisable at $0.065 per share for two years. Insiders subscribed for 2.8 million units; the company paid $8,500 cash and issued 170,000 shares as finder compensation. Proceeds will fund working capital, drilling and technology‑driven exploration. All securities are subject to a 4‑month‑plus‑1‑day hold period. Post‑placement, insider Arndt Roehlig holds ~19 % undiluted (≈26 % partially diluted).

Golden Sky Minerals announced that the TSX Venture Exchange approved its option and joint‑venture agreement with Boliden Minerals Canada. Boliden can earn up to an 80 % stake in the Rayfield copper‑gold project by paying CDN 1 million in cash over five years and funding up to CDN 19 million for exploration over six years. After the earn‑in, Rayfield will combine with Boliden’s adjacent Gjoll property. If any partner’s interest falls below 10 %, it converts to a 1 % NSR royalty capped at CDN 15 million; no NSR is currently payable.

Americore Resources (OTCQB: AMCOF) amended its Nov 24, 2025 agreement to acquire 100% of Nevada mineral claims from Nevada Hills Gold LLC. The deal calls for two installments of $100,000 cash plus 250,000 common shares—first upon TSX Venture Exchange approval and a second fifteen months later. The seller retains a 0.5% net‑smelter‑return royalty, with possible buy‑back options. Closing is subject to customary conditions, and all issued shares are under a four‑month statutory hold, expanding Americore’s Nevada silver portfolio.

NextSource Materials hosted a site visit on Nov 25 2025 at its planned 30,000‑tpa Battery Anode Facility in Abu Dhabi’s ICAD. The plant, validated by an Oct‑2025 study, will supply ~9,000 tpa of intermediate anode material to Mitsubishi Chemical under a multi‑year contract. Stantec is completing FEED, long‑lead equipment shipments have begun, and financing and permitting are pending. Installation and commissioning are slated for late‑2026, with initial production targeted for Q4 2026, positioning the UAE as a key non‑Asian anode hub.

Stakeholder Gold (OTC SKHRF) filed assessments renewing 461 mining claims in the Ballarat block of Yukon’s White Gold District, extending expiries to 2028‑2036. The renewal adds to its contiguous portfolio of 930 claims covering 19,440 ha and 17 km along the proposed Northern Gateway Road. The company plans a 2026 exploration phase to secure tenure for all claims through 2036 and retains ten Coffee Camp claims (209 ha) with no recent work. Funding and regulatory uncertainties remain key risks.

Kane Biotech (TSX‑V: KNE) announced a non‑brokered private placement of up to 16 million common shares at $0.05 each, seeking up to $800,000 in gross proceeds. Funds will support working capital and general corporate needs, including its revyve® wound‑care platform. Insiders may participate. Closing is expected around December 17 2025, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval, and all shares will be subject to a four‑month‑plus‑one‑day lock‑up. The offering is not registered in the United States and cannot be sold to U.S. persons.

Temas Resources (OTCQB: TMASF) completed a 2,302‑m HQ diamond drill campaign at the La Blanche Vanadium‑Titanomagnetite project in Quebec on 27 Nov 2025 and secured 181 historic holes (36,614 m) for re‑assay. Core will be sent to ALS Geochemistry, with assay results expected from Jan 2026 to support a maiden JORC‑compliant resource estimate in 2026. The material also feeds Temas’ Regenerative Chloride Leach technology, with preliminary metallurgical data due early 2026; cost‑reduction claims (up to 65 %) remain internally based and unverified.

iMetal Resources finished its 2025 Phase I drill program at the Gowganda West project, completing 2,640 m in six holes (exceeding the planned 2,500 m). The drilling targeted the 2023 discovery that intersected 48.5 m of 0.85 g/t Au, cutting through Indin Lake Group conglomerates, mafic/felsic dykes and alteration zones. Core samples have been sent to ALS Minerals Val D’Or for Au‑AA24 fire‑assay and selected multi‑element ICP testing, with a rigorous QA/QC protocol in place. Results are pending; positive assays could elevate the project toward a bulk‑tonnage resource amid strong gold prices.

JPMorgan Chase announced a three‑million‑square‑foot tower at Canary Wharf’s Riverside precinct, slated to house up to 12,000 staff and serve as its UK and largest EMEA headquarters. The project, designed by Foster + Partners, could inject £9.9 billion ($13 billion) into the UK economy over six years and create ~7,800 construction jobs. It will feature advanced tech infrastructure, net‑zero goals, and public amenities. The bank will also launch its Security and Resiliency Initiative in the UK, committing £40 million to skills and community programs, underscoring long‑term confidence in London’s financial hub.

dynaCERT Inc. announced a non‑brokered private placement of up to $2 million in convertible unsecured units, each containing a 5%‑interest note maturing in two years (convertible into 13,333,333 shares at $0.15) and 6,666,667 warrants exercisable at $0.20 for two years. Proceeds will fund global expansion of HydraGEN™ emissions‑reduction technology, working capital, and corporate initiatives. Units are offered to qualified investors under Canadian and applicable offshore exemptions, with a four‑month lock‑up. Concurrently, director Jean‑Pierre Colin resigned after nine years.