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Li-FT Power has consolidated its Quebec lithium assets through the Winsome acquisition, secured an option on the Renard mine site, and bolstered its balance sheet with a C$20 million financing to fuel exploration and development.

Li-FT Power Ltd. has completed a C$23 million bought deal public offering, including full exercise of the over-allotment option, to support care and maintenance costs for the Renard option period and bolster working capital.

Li-FT Power Ltd. is raising $20 million through a common share offering priced at $2.90 each, primarily to cover care and maintenance costs for its Renard diamond mine option and support corporate activities. The deal includes a 15% over-allotment option and has conditional TSXV approval.

Li-FT Power Ltd. has secured a C$20 million bought deal public offering priced at C$2.90 per share, aimed at funding care and maintenance for the Renard option period and general working capital. The deal includes a 15% over-allotment option and anticipates participation from cornerstone investor Avenir Minerals.

Li-FT Power has gained a two-year exclusive call option, approved by the Superior Court of Québec, to acquire the Renard diamond mine site with plans to explore its conversion for lithium processing.

Li-FT Power Ltd. has obtained a binding call option to acquire the Renard diamond mine site or its owning companies, aiming to repurpose its processing infrastructure for lithium production. The deal hinges on Canadian court approval and involves a significant option fee and care commitments.

Burgundy Diamond Mines announces a court-approved extension and financing for Arctic Canadian Diamond Company Ltd, alongside appointing Brent Mierau as CFO to steer through ongoing market challenges.

Burgundy Diamond Mines has responded to ASX scrutiny over its related-party financing with Choron Holdings, asserting the arrangements were short-term, non-material cash-flow facilities properly disclosed in its half-year accounts.

Burgundy Diamond Mines’ Canadian subsidiary has expanded its tariff-related loan facility by C$60 million, reinforcing its financial resilience amid ongoing trade tensions.

Burgundy Diamond Mines reported a net loss of $86.8 million for 2025, reflecting operational challenges including the suspension of Point Lake mining due to adverse tariffs. The company secured $83.4 million in Canadian tariff relief financing to bolster liquidity and restructured its debt amid ongoing market uncertainties.

Burgundy Diamond Mines disclosed a heavy cash burn from operations and investing in Q4 2025, offset partially by new and amended loan facilities extending maturities into the 2030s. The company ended the quarter with A$39.8 million cash and over A$76 million in unused financing.

Burgundy Diamond Mines reported a mixed Q4 2025 with operational challenges at Ekati and a significant C$115 million loan secured, while trading remains suspended pending regulatory remediation.