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Tombador Iron Limited has completed its strategic acquisition of GoviEx Uranium Inc., paving the way for a relisting as Atomic Eagle Ltd focused on uranium exploration.

Tombador Iron Limited reports a quarterly loss amid a strategic acquisition of GoviEx Uranium, signaling a pivot to uranium exploration and a rebrand to Atomic Eagle Limited.

GoviEx Uranium has received the Supreme Court of British Columbia's final approval for its reverse takeover of Tombador Iron, setting the stage for completion by mid-November 2025.

Tombador Iron Limited is set to transform into Atomic Eagle Limited through its acquisition of GoviEx Uranium Inc, creating a new ASX-listed uranium explorer focused on Africa’s Muntanga Project. A capital raise of up to A$10 million will underpin this strategic pivot.

GoviEx Uranium Inc. securityholders have overwhelmingly approved a critical plan of arrangement, clearing a major hurdle for the proposed reverse takeover of Tombador Iron Limited. The transaction now moves closer to completion, pending final court approval.

Tombador Iron Limited, soon to be Atomic Eagle Limited, is set to acquire Canadian uranium explorer GoviEx Uranium Inc and relist on the ASX, backed by a $5–10 million capital raise to advance its flagship Muntanga Uranium Project in Zambia.

Tombador Iron Limited is set to transform itself by acquiring GoviEx Uranium, creating a new ASX-listed uranium company focused on Zambia’s Muntanga Project. This deal includes a significant capital raise and board overhaul, aiming for a November 2025 completion.

Tombador Iron Limited has secured a significant tax refund from Brazil, boosting its cash position as it awaits further approvals on additional claims.

Tombador Iron Limited reported a solid cash position of AUD 9.549 million as it advances the acquisition of the Colomi Iron Project in Brazil, while navigating royalty income challenges and preparing for a capital raise.

Tombador Iron Limited reported a modest cash increase to AUD 10.9 million in the March quarter, driven by royalty income from its sold Tombador project, while progressing the acquisition of the Colomi Iron Project in Brazil and preparing for ASX re-listing.

Tombador Iron Limited reported a modest net cash outflow of $317,000 for the December 2024 quarter, yet holds robust cash reserves of $10.825 million, underpinning over 34 quarters of operational funding.

Tombador Iron Limited reports a modest cash increase and ongoing progress toward acquiring the Colomi Iron Project in Brazil, while managing royalty income from its sold Tombador project.