Green Canada Corporation and MAACKK Capital Corp. announced that the TSX Venture Exchange conditionally approved the listing of the issuer resulting from their reverse takeover, to be renamed 'Green Canada Uranium Corp.', with a uranium asset (Basin Energy's Marshall project) folded in on closing.
A reverse takeover is how a private asset reaches a public listing by combining with an existing shell — quicker and often cheaper than an IPO. 'Conditionally approved' is the key phrase: closing still depends on satisfying exchange conditions, and until the transaction completes and the resulting issuer files full technical disclosure on the asset, there is little to evaluate on the ground.
For now this is a structure taking shape, not a project with drilled numbers. The thing to wait for is the NI 43-101 disclosure on the acquired ground once the RTO closes. As disclosed in the parties' July 15, 2026 filing.