Beowulf Mining plc, ett företag inom mineralutforskning och utveckling, meddelar att dess totala emitterade aktiekapital består av 64,703,707 stamaktier, där inga aktier hålls i eget lager. Denna siffra kan användas av aktieägare för att beräkna om de behöver anmäla sitt intresse eller förändringar i sitt intresse i bolagets aktiekapital enligt Financial Conduct Authoritys regler för informationsplikt och transparens. Kontaktpersoner för ytterligare förfrågningar inkluderar Beowulf Minings VD Ed Bowie och representanter från SP Angel, Alternative Resource Capital och BlytheRay.

Beowulf Mining Plc and its Finnish subsidiary Grafintec Oy provided an update on their recent activities. From April 20, 2026, the company participated in the Power Coast Summit in Kotka, visited the Keltakallio industrial site, and held public meetings at its graphite projects in Aitolampi and Rääpysjärvi, Eastern Finland. These meetings informed local stakeholders about project activities, including a preliminary technical study on Aitolampi. The study outlines a potential mining and processing framework, emphasizing environmental management. The Power Coast Summit, focused on technology development in the Kotka-Hamina region, was well-attended and is expected to become an annual event. Grafintec's public meetings in Heinävesi and Tuusniemi were also well-attended, offering stakeholders a chance to engage with the company's plans. The Aitolampi project, with a significant graphite resource, is in early development stages, with plans for open pit mining and on-site processing. Environmental management is a priority, and opportunities for project enhancement have been identified. The nearby Rääpysjärvi prospect also shows potential for development. Grafintec is advancing its Graphite Anode Materials Plant in Kotka, which could eventually use graphite from Aitolampi and Rääpysjärvi. The company plans further exploration, stakeholder engagement, and environmental studies over the next few years.

Beowulf Mining plc and its subsidiary, Jokkmokk Iron Mines AB, announced that the consortium for the NordicPipe project will continue independently, opting out of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) funding. Initially awarded conditional funding to develop slurry pipelines in the Nordic region, the consortium faced additional administrative requirements and costs. After evaluation, it decided to proceed without EIT support to achieve project goals more efficiently and flexibly. Jokkmokk Iron remains committed to the project, aligning it with the Kallak infrastructure development. The announcement includes forward-looking statements subject to various risks and uncertainties.

Beowulf Mining plc, a European mineral exploration and development company, has provided an update on its financial situation. The company is in advanced discussions regarding potential funding solutions and is reviewing several proposals. However, there is no certainty that financing will be secured or on what terms. Beowulf is managing its cash and creditor positions with the aim of maintaining operations through mid-May while finalizing funding. The company needs to secure additional financing by the end of May to continue its projects and operations. Further updates will be provided as necessary. The announcement contains forward-looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties, including economic, regulatory, and geological changes, financing challenges, and metal price fluctuations.

Beowulf Mining plc has announced that an investor has opted to convert £50,000 of unsecured convertible loan notes into 1,000,000 ordinary shares of 5 pence each. These shares will be admitted to trading on AIM, expected to be effective on 28 April 2026. Following this, Beowulf's total ordinary share capital will be 64,703,707 shares. The announcement includes a cautionary statement about forward-looking statements, highlighting potential risks and uncertainties related to economic, regulatory, and geological factors, financing, joint ventures, and metal prices. The company does not commit to updating these statements immediately.

Beowulf Mining plc and its subsidiary, Jokkmokk Iron Mines AB, have expressed support for the Swedish Government's recent announcement prioritizing the Inlandsbanan rail corridor for infrastructure investment. This decision, confirmed in the government's spring budget, highlights the importance of rail infrastructure for national resilience, logistics, and defense. The government plans to allocate approximately SEK 30 billion to critical infrastructure improvements between 2026 and 2034. This investment is particularly relevant for Jokkmokk Iron’s Kallak iron ore project, which relies on upgraded rail infrastructure for efficient transport of iron ore. The focus on rail infrastructure aligns with Sweden's broader industrial and security goals and supports the development of domestic supply chains. Beowulf's CEO, Ed Bowie, welcomed the government's emphasis on critical infrastructure and sees it as beneficial for transporting Kallak’s iron ore. The document also includes a cautionary statement regarding forward-looking statements and associated risks.

Beowulf Mining plc has released an update on its financial position and total voting rights. The company is in discussions for potential financing to support its projects and operations, but there is no certainty that financing will be secured. Beowulf aims to finance the next development phase for Grafintec independently and raise capital through the sale of Vardar. The sale of Vardar is in progress, but not yet binding. Grafintec is seeking €5 million in equity for a pilot plant and is reapplying for a €7 million loan from Business Finland after an initial rejection. Beowulf's total issued share capital is 63,703,707 ordinary shares, with none held in treasury. The company highlights risks and uncertainties in its forward-looking statements, indicating that actual results may differ from current forecasts.

Beowulf Mining plc has announced the conversion of £50,000 of its unsecured convertible loan notes into ordinary shares by an investor. As a result, the company will issue 925,925 new ordinary shares. These shares are expected to start trading on AIM on 30 March 2026. Following this, Beowulf's total ordinary share capital will comprise 63,703,703 shares. This information is relevant for shareholders to determine their interests under FCA rules. The announcement includes forward-looking statements subject to various risks and uncertainties, and Beowulf does not commit to updating these statements immediately.

On 18 March 2026, Beowulf Mining plc and its subsidiary Jokkmokk Iron Mines AB announced that a consortium led by Jokkmokk Iron secured conditional funding of €1.1 million from the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) for the €2.4 million NordicPipe project. This initiative, part of the EIT RawMaterials KAVA Call 13 – Upscaling programme, aims to develop slurry pipelines as a sustainable transport solution in the Nordic region. The project involves collaboration with industry and academic partners, including Paterson & Cooke Ltd, Sweco Sverige AB, Luleå University of Technology, FormSmedjan AB, and a regional industry partner. The two-year project will focus on creating a long-distance slurry pipeline tailored for Nordic conditions, enhancing technical, environmental, and social considerations. The consortium aims to develop a model for sustainable mining infrastructure, supporting European raw material self-sufficiency. The funding is subject to conditions, including a final project agreement. The project will also produce a documentary to share progress and outcomes with stakeholders.

Beowulf Mining plc announced that an investor has opted to convert £50,000 of unsecured convertible loan notes into 793,650 ordinary shares of the company. These shares are expected to be admitted for trading on AIM by 12 March 2026. Following this, the total number of ordinary shares will be 62,777,782. The company provided contact information for further inquiries and included a cautionary statement regarding forward-looking statements, highlighting potential risks and uncertainties that could affect future performance.

Beowulf Mining plc has announced that its total issued share capital consists of 61,984,132 ordinary shares, each valued at 5 pence, with none held in treasury. This figure is relevant for shareholders to determine their notification requirements under the Financial Conduct Authority's Disclosure and Transparency Rules. The company also issued a cautionary statement indicating that forward-looking statements about Beowulf's future performance are based on current expectations and assumptions, and are subject to risks and uncertainties such as economic changes, geological data, financing, joint ventures, and metal prices. Actual results may differ, and the company is not obligated to update these statements immediately. Contact information for key personnel and brokers is provided.

Beowulf Mining plc, a mineral exploration and development company, reported its unaudited preliminary financial results for the year ending 31 December 2025. In Sweden, the company advanced its Kallak iron ore project, focusing on technical and environmental preparations for a Pre-Feasibility Study and Environmental Impact Assessment. In Finland, its subsidiary Grafintec Oy completed a Pre-Feasibility Study for a Graphite Anode Materials Plant, showing positive economic potential. In Kosovo, exploration activities continued through Vardar Minerals, with various license applications pending. Beowulf received a non-binding offer to sell its interest in Vardar for €4 million. The company raised SEK 28.1 million through capital raising activities to fund project developments, particularly in Sweden and Finland. Financially, Beowulf reported a consolidated loss of £1,747,578 for 2025, slightly lower than the previous year, attributed to reduced salary and finance costs. The company held £329,647 in cash at year-end, with exploration assets valued at £15,373,303. Beowulf pursued a funding strategy to support its projects, including potential sales and financing efforts. CEO Ed Bowie highlighted the progress in Sweden and Finland, focusing on the technical and economic viability of their projects, and the potential sale of Vardar to support further developments.