Management will discuss results on a live webcast, with a replay available afterward; only registered financial analysts may join the question-and-answer session.
Fisk will make liquid-cooled components and piping at its approximately 75,000-square-foot Houston facility; electrical work is expected to start in Q4 2026.
Combined processing capacity is 1.1 billion cubic feet per day, including capacity under construction; the Midland system has about 700 miles of gas-gathering pipelines.
The company has no specific plans to issue securities under the filing, which is not yet effective; any future offering's prices and terms would be set at that time.
The historical McKinnon estimate lists 328,800 inferred ounces; an updated estimate is expected by November 2026 as targets advance toward Phase I drilling.
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