Blue Moon Secures Strategic Water Rights and Land Package for Springer

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Blue Moon Metals is acquiring a 2,100-acre land package with substantial water rights near its Springer tungsten mine for US$8 million in cash and shares, more than doubling the project's water access and adding rail and highway connectivity.

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• Strategic Land and Water Rights Acquisition

  Blue Moon entered a definitive agreement to acquire a 2,100+ acre land package and associated water rights near its Springer mine in Nevada for US$3.5 million cash and US$4.5 million in common shares.

• Water Rights More Than Doubled

  The property holds over 1,500 afa of water rights in the Imlay basin, with 1,300 afa annual permitted consumptive use and a 4,300 gpm maximum pumping rate — more than doubling Springer's existing water rights.

• Logistics Hub Potential

  The land is bounded by I-80 and the Union Pacific rail line, approximately 14 miles from Springer, positioning it for development as a future logistics hub for the project.

• Closing Expected Early 2027

  Completion is subject to TSXV approval and water rights transfer to Blue Moon, with closing expected in early 2027. No finders' fees are being paid.

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The acquisition carries a total price tag of US$8 million — US$3.5 million in cash plus US$4.5 million in shares — for a 2,100-acre land package with over 1,500 afa of water rights adjacent to the Springer tungsten project. This more than doubles Springer's water rights and adds highway and rail access, positioning the site as a future hub-and-spoke processing complex. For a company that recently secured environmental permits for Springer and is ramping up development across five polymetallic projects, this is a meaningful strategic expansion.