Trigg Minerals (ASX:TMG) is progressing its US Nasdaq listing and is evaluating several potential pathways to broaden its US investor reach, including a potential merger through an asset sale of the Antimony Canyon Project in Utah.
The company has received numerous preliminary, non-binding, and early-stage indicative proposals from US-based SPACs exploring mergers. The company has also received interest in its Tennessee Mountain Tungsten Project.
All proposals remain subject to detailed due diligence, negotiation of definitive documentation, regulatory review, and board approval. Trigg has not entered into any definitive agreements and continues to evaluate the most appropriate pathway forward.
Chairman Timothy Morrison says the inbound interest received by Trigg underscores the value and potential significance of the Antimony Canyon Project (ACP).
“As we navigate potential pathways for growth and to fast-track development of ACP to production, we also see the importance of a US mainboard listing on the Nasdaq to help us better deliver value to our shareholders through our development and production strategy,” Morrison says.
Further, the company plans to change its name to American Tungsten & Antimony, subject to shareholder approval in November 2025, as previously reported.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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