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US Critical Metals (TSXV:USCM) closes majority acquisition of Long Canyon Uranium and Vanadium Project

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21 December 2022 14:00 (EDT)

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US Critical Metals (USCM) has acquired 70 per cent of the Long Canyon Project in Idaho.

The company acquired 70 per cent of the issued and outstanding common shares of 1212242 B.C. Ltd., the private and sole owner of Long Canyon Resources, which holds the project.

The remaining 30 per cent interest remains with Idaho Silver, a private company established in British Columbia. Idaho Silver identifies stakes and samples of mineral exploration properties in Idaho, USA, focusing on collaborative exploration arrangements.

Geological mapping on the 535-acre Long Canyon Project indicates the presence of the Phosphoria Formation, a Permian sedimentary unit known to host elevated to economic levels of phosphate, uranium, vanadium and other metals in Idaho and Utah.

Recent sampling by Idaho Silver returned:

In consideration for 45 per cent of 1212242 B.C. Ltd., USCM paid $50,000 in cash and issued 1,000,000 common shares at a deemed price of $0.31 per share.

In consideration for 25 per cent of 1212242 B.C. Ltd, USCM subscribed for 25 common shares in the private company for $200,000.

Long Canyon Resources has also granted a perpetual 3.5 per cent net smelter returns royalty to Idaho Silver relating to all products from the property.

CEO Darren Collins joined Daniella Atkinson to discuss the acquisition.

US Critical Metals is focused on mining projects to further secure the US supply of critical metals and rare earth elements.

US Critical Metals (USCM) opened the day trading at $0.24 per share.


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