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Culico Metals to Resume Trading on TSX Venture Exchange Trading on Tuesday

Culico Metals to Resume Trading on TSX Venture Exchange Trading on Tuesday

MT newswireMT newswire2026/10/26 20:15
04:15 PM EDT, 10/26/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Culico Metals (CLCO.V) said Monday that its shares will resume trading on the TSX Venture Exchange when the market opens on Tuesday. This follows a trading halt related to the company's proposed merger with Kharrouba Copper Company, it added. The companies agreed to combine their businesses in a merger of equals under a definitive agreement dated Sept. 8, according to the statement. The merger remained subject to TSX Venture Exchange requirements, shareholder approvals from both companies, final court approval, and other customary closing conditions, Culico Metals said, adding that it is targeting completion of the merger by year-end 2026. Shares of Culico Metals last traded Sept. 8 at CA$0.44 on the TSX Venture Exchange.
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