Tungsten Eagle Development wins CSE listing for renamed MAGA shares
Tungsten Eagle Development Corp. is entering public trading on the Canadian Securities Exchange after its shares were approved for listing under the symbol MAGA. The company previously traded as Patriot Resources Corp. under MAGA.H and remains focused on tungsten exploration at its Liberty Ridge property in Nevada.
Highlights
- Tungsten Eagle Development Corp., formerly Patriot Resources Corp. (MAGA.H), received CSE listing approval with trading symbol remaining MAGA.
- Listing and disclosure documents for Tungsten Eagle Development will be published on the Canadian Securities Exchange website on the trading date.
- Tungsten Eagle Development focuses on tungsten exploration at the 5,351-acre Liberty Ridge property in Elko County, Nevada, including the historic Mitchell silver mine.
Listing approval and trading details
As reported by Canadian Securities Exchange, citing the Canadian Securities Exchange, the common shares of Tungsten Eagle Development Corp., previously listed as Patriot Resources Corp. as MAGA.H, have been approved for listing on the CSE.The trading symbol remains MAGA. Listing and disclosure documents are set to be available on the exchange's website on the trading date.
Nevada exploration focus and market context
Tungsten Eagle Development is a Canadian company focused on tungsten exploration at the Liberty Ridge property in Elko County in northeastern Nevada.The property covers about 5,351 acres, or 2,165.5 hectares, and includes the site of the historical Mitchell silver mine. The listing gives the company access to Canadian public capital markets as it advances its exploration plans.
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