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Deep Sea Minerals clarifies regulatory progress; advances toward NOAA license and Nasdaq listing

Jun 26, 2026, 7:33 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Regulatory milestones plus governance enhancements reduce uncertainty for a speculative explorer; potential Nasdaq listing could unlock broader capital access and investor interest, favorable for SEAS in the near to mid-term.

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Deep Sea Minerals Corp. pushed back on Reuters’ misinterpretation, stating its NOAA exploration license application remains active and has reached substantial compliance. The milestone grants priority of right and supports continued progression toward final approval, while the company also adds an independent director and reiterates Nasdaq listing objectives. These governance and regulatory updates could reduce uncertainty and improve access to capital over the coming quarters.

Deep Sea Minerals says NOAA license application is active, not rejected.
It has advanced to substantial compliance, gaining priority of right.
Company engages regulators; remains on track for final license approval.
Jeremy Perez appointed independent director; audit committee reconstituted.
Nasdaq listing objective referenced; updates to follow.

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