Jaguar Uranium's REE Assessment Boosts Potential Value of Fusion Fuel's Royal Uranium Royalty

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Fusion Fuel Green PLC announced that Jaguar Uranium Corp.'s new rare earth element assessment program at the Berlin Project could significantly increase the value of the 1.0% NSR royalty held by Royal Uranium Inc., which Fusion Fuel is acquiring.

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• Jaguar Uranium Initiates REE Assessment

  Jaguar Uranium Corp. announced an initial rare earth element (REE) assessment program at its Berlin Project in Colombia. The project is described as a "district-scale polymetallic asset" with historically reported uranium and associated REEs.

• Enhanced Value for Royal Uranium Royalty

  This REE assessment could significantly expand the value profile of the 1.0% Net Smelter Return (NSR) royalty held by Royal Uranium Inc. on the Berlin Project, potentially beyond uranium alone.

• Strategic Alignment for Fusion Fuel

  Fusion Fuel Green PLC, which is in the process of acquiring Royal Uranium, expects to gain capital-efficient royalty exposure to these critical minerals, aligning with its strategy to build a diversified energy commodity royalty platform.

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This filing highlights a significant potential upside for Fusion Fuel Green PLC's planned acquisition of Royal Uranium Inc. The announcement by Jaguar Uranium Corp. of an initial rare earth element (REE) assessment program at the Berlin Project, where Royal Uranium holds a 1.0% Net Smelter Return (NSR) royalty, could materially enhance the value of this asset. For a micro-cap company like Fusion Fuel, expanding the potential revenue streams from a strategic acquisition to include critical minerals like REEs, in addition to uranium, represents a substantial long-term value driver, assuming the acquisition closes and exploration is successful. This development aligns with Fusion Fuel's strategy to build a diversified, capital-efficient royalty platform.