Blue Moon Metals (BMM) Approves Final Investment Decision for Nussir Project Construction in Norway

Blue Moon Metals Inc. (NASDAQ:BMM) is one of the best performing NASDAQ stocks according to Wall Street analysts. On April 27, Blue Moon Metals approved a final investment decision to construct the Nussir project in northern Norway. This underground mine and processing facility is expected to begin production in Q3-2027 with a 13-year lifespan. The remaining $184 million in capital costs will be funded through existing cash, a previously announced $140 million finance package, and new equity offerings.

The company also plans to restart production at the Springer Mine and Mill complex in Nevada by Q4-2027. Acquired in early 2026, the site is one of the highest-grade tungsten deposits globally and could become the only major producer in North America. An estimated $50 million is required for the restart, targeting rising global tungsten prices driven by military demand and reduced exports from China.

To support these developments, Blue Moon Metals Inc. entered a C$150 million “bought deal” equity financing agreement. This includes a C$100 million public offering and a C$50 million private placement, both priced at C$10.00 per share and expected to close around May 6. Net proceeds will fund construction at Nussir, development at Springer and Apex, and general corporate activities.

Blue Moon Metals Inc. is a Toronto-based mineral exploration company focused on zinc, gold, silver, and copper deposits in Norway and the US. The firm is currently advancing its flagship, 100%-owned Nussir project in northern Norway.

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