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Uranium Royalty gains Nasdaq listing for New URC after shareholder approval

Jul 20, 2026, 4:23 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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The arrangement creates a US-listed, pure-play uranium royalty/streamer which should improve liquidity, broaden investor base, and potentially re-rate the stock higher versus a Canadian-only listing. Near-term risks include closing conditions and delisting dynamics, but long-run exposure to uranium price should improve.

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Uranium Royalty Corp. won near-unanimous shareholder approval to merge with the Sweetwater Entities, forming New URC. The deal intends a Nasdaq listing for New URC around July 28, 2026 and TSX delisting on the same date, with a CFO transition to a interim replacement. This should boost US liquidity and provide a pure-play uranium exposure, though closing conditions and regulatory steps introduce near-term risk.

Shareholder approval: 99.43% voted in favor of the arrangement.
Sweetwater Entities’ 92% stake to be merged into New URC.
Close targeted around July 27, 2026; Nasdaq listing expected July 28, 2026.
TSX delisting and Canada reporting issuer status to occur around July 28, 2026.
CFO Andy Marshall to step down July 29, 2026; Eason Chen named Interim CFO.

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