Rare Element Resources Announces $30.9 Million Rights Offering for Common Shares

Reuters01-07
Rare Element Resources Announces $30.9 Million Rights Offering for Common Shares

Rare Element Resources Ltd. has announced its intention to launch a rights offering for gross proceeds of approximately US$30.9 million, assuming all subscription rights are exercised. Each holder of the company's common shares as of the record date, January 30, 2026, will receive 0.25 of a non-transferable subscription right for each share owned. The net proceeds from the offering are intended to support the operation and advancement of the company's rare earth processing and separation demonstration plant, the completion of permitting and licensing for the Bear Lodge project, and for general corporate purposes. The rights offering will be conducted under a shelf registration statement in the United States and pursuant to exemptions in Canada. The launch date and other details are yet to be determined.

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