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Blue Moon Metals Begins Nasdaq Trading

On January 26, 2026, Blue Moon Metals Inc. will officially commence trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the symbol "BMM." This significant milestone not only enhances the company’s visibility among global investors but also broadens its access to the U.S. capital markets, which is crucial for Blue Moon's continued growth.

Transitioning to Nasdaq

Previously listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "MOON," and on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as "8SX0," Blue Moon Metals will no longer trade under the OTCQX designation of "BMOOF." Existing shareholders do not need to take action immediately, but those who purchased shares on the OTCQX are advised to verify that their holdings are correctly reflected in their accounts once trading shifts to Nasdaq.

The listing on Nasdaq is expected to significantly support the company's growth and long-term strategic objectives. "Our Nasdaq listing represents a significant step forward for Blue Moon Metals," stated CEO Christian Kargl-Simard. "It strengthens our presence in the U.S. market and opens up additional opportunities to engage with a wider investor base."

Board Appointment

In conjunction with this development, Blue Moon has appointed Peter Madsen to its Board of Directors. His term is set to coincide with the Nasdaq listing, and he brings over 40 years of experience in finance. Madsen's extensive background includes positions at L.F. Rothschild and Bear Stearns, with a notable career that has positioned him as a Senior Managing Director at Deer Isle Capital, where he focuses on strategic capital formation for asset managers.

"Peter's experience and expertise will be invaluable in supporting our U.S. growth strategy," Kargl-Simard added.

Focus on the U.S. Market

Blue Moon’s growth plans in the U.S. include the anticipated acquisition of the Springer processing plant located in Nevada. The Springer facility will process high-grade copper-zinc-gold-silver ores from the Blue Moon Mine, situated in Mariposa County, California. Current activities involve the development of an exploration decline at this mine.

Furthermore, Blue Moon plans to upgrade historical tungsten-molybdenum resources at Springer, with intentions to redevelop the mine. The company is in pursuit of additional high-grade critical metals underground mines across Western United States, which can be rapidly developed and have their ore transported for processing at the Springer plant.

Major shareholders, including Oaktree Capital Management and Hartree Partners LP, are expected to contribute to the anticipated growth in U.S. shareholder liquidity throughout 2026.

Closing Thoughts

Peter Madsen's addition, combined with the strategic Nasdaq listing, charts a promising trajectory for Blue Moon Metals as it continues to solidify its foothold in the U.S. mining sector. Given the increasing importance of metals like zinc and copper in today’s economy, as highlighted by the U.S. Geological Survey and the EU’s critical metals list, Blue Moon is positioned to make significant advances in its market endeavors. For more information about the company's initiatives and updates, visit Blue Moon Metals’ website.