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Allegiance Resources agrees to buy three BC tungsten projects

Allegiance Resources agreed to buy three BC tungsten assets for $60K cash, 1.2M shares and a 2% NSR, subject to NI 43-101 and CSE approval.

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what happened

According to newsfilecorp.com, citing material distributed through TMX Newsfile, Allegiance Resources Corp. has signed a definitive agreement covering the Thanksgiving, Five T's and Rio Grande properties in BC. The consideration consists of $60K in cash, paid in two $30K tranches, 1.2M shares priced at $0.175 each and a 2% NSR. A 1% portion of the royalty can be repurchased for $450K.

The transaction is expected to close by Dec 31, 2026, provided conditions are met, including delivery of a NI 43-101 report and acceptance by the CSE. Historical material cites surface WO3 grades of up to 16.2%, along with a 3.01%/3.54m result; those figures remain subject to verification.

why it matters

The transaction broadens Allegiance Resources’ tungsten portfolio while requiring limited cash outlay, but it adds share dilution and a royalty affecting future project economics. The assets are also presented against expected 2027 U.S. DoD sourcing rules. Regulatory, closing and exploration risks remain until the deal is completed and historical results are validated.

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sources

  1. Allegiance Resources Corp. (ALLG) To Acquire Three BC Tungsten Projects — newsfilecorp.com, 13 October 2026 at 05:30 UTC

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