Acquiring Company
Myriad Uranium
Acquired Company
Rush Rare Metals
VancouverMiningMiningPrecious MetalsMineralMining TechnologyIndustrialDescription
Myriad Uranium Corp. has successfully acquired all outstanding shares of Rush Rare Metals Corp. The acquisition was finalized following a statutory plan of arrangement approved by Rush shareholders and the Supreme Court of British Columbia. This move positions Myriad for significant growth in the uranium sector. Rush will now operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of Myriad.
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Who acquired Rush Rare Metals?
Rush Rare Metals was acquired by Myriad Uranium, based in Vancouver. The deal was reported on August 21, 2026. Myriad Uranium Corp. is focused on uranium exploration and mining. The company aims to develop and operate uranium projects to meet the growing energy demand. Myriad Uranium is privately held and operates in Mining.
When did Myriad Uranium acquire Rush Rare Metals?
Myriad Uranium's acquisition of Rush Rare Metals was reported on August 21, 2026. Myriad Uranium Corp. has successfully acquired all outstanding shares of Rush Rare Metals Corp. The acquisition was finalized following a statutory plan of arrangement approved by Rush shareholders and the Supreme Court of British Columbia. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Rush Rare Metals do?
Rush Rare Metals Corp. specializes in rare metals exploration and development. The company was involved in several projects before its acquisition. It owned the Boxi Property, among others. Post-acquisition, Rush operates as a subsidiary of Myriad. It is privately held, operating in Mining.
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