District Metals (TSX.V:DMX – OTCQB:DMXCF – Nasdaq First North:DMXSE SDB) has secured its largest financing to date – a fully subscribed $6 million private placement, priced at $0.27 per share under the LIFE (Listed Issuer Financing Exemption) offering.
President and CEO Garrett Ainsworth joins me to provide insights into the raise, investor interest, and how this funding strengthens District’s position heading into a critical phase of uranium exploration in Sweden.
Key topics discussed include:
- The strategic nature of the raise, with ~$3M coming from a well-known but undisclosed investor group and the rest from Swedish family offices and funds.
- The financing’s objective to expand the Nasdaq shareholder base and support near-term exploration across five Swedish uranium properties.
- Details on upcoming airborne geophysical and radiometric surveys, and the news flow expected this summer.
- Commentary on the pending judicial review and September vote to lift Sweden’s uranium moratorium.
- Market reaction and strong demand: the financing was oversubscribed with $9M in interest and no warrants attached.
- Recap of the recent Viken resource estimate, the second-largest uranium resource globally.
Upcoming catalyst: Judicial review of uranium moratorium legislation expected in May; Swedish Parliament vote in September 2025, airborne geophysics on the uranium projects.
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