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The Canadian Chrome Company Inc. (CACR) Financings

CSE: CACR · Chromite · Advanced Exploration stage

The Canadian Chrome Company Inc. is an exploration stage company that is participating in the discovery, delineation and development of chromite deposits in the James Bay Lowlands of Northern Ontario, including 1,024 hectares covered by four unpatented mining claims approximately 280km north of Nakina, Ontario, which contains the Black Horse chromite deposit (the “Koper Lake Project”) and 1,241 hectares covered by seven unpatented mining claims approximately 280km north of Nakina, Ontario, which contains the Big Daddy chromite deposit (the “Big Daddy Project”). The Corporation is the owner of 100% of the Koper Lake Project (formerly part of Fancamp Exploration Ltd.’s “Koper Lake-McFaulds” properties). Bold Ventures Inc. is carried through exploration of the former Fancamp claims for a 10% interest. The Corporation also has a 30% interest in the Big Daddy Project. Through the Corporation’s subsidiary, Canada Chrome Corporation (“CCC”), KWG has also staked mining claims in Northern Ontario between Aroland, Ontario (near Nakina) and the Ring of Fire. CCC has conducted a surveying and soil testing program to assess the prospects for the engineering and construction of a railroad along that route between the Ring of Fire and Aroland, Ontario. CCC engaged Cormorant Utilities and Rail-Veyor Technologies for Engineering Proposals for the construction of a transportation and utility corridor within the route and has received those proposals. KWG has also acquired intellectual property interests, including a method for the direct reduction of chromite to metalized iron and chrome using natural gas. The Canadian Chrome Company Inc. subsidiary Muketi Metallurgical LP has acquired two chromite-refining patents in Canada and one in each of the USA, South Africa and Kazakhstan, and is prosecuting an application in Turkey.

The Canadian Chrome Company Inc. financial statements

Key figures read from 51 of 51 financial statement filings, Nov 26, 2013 to Aug 13, 2026. Each column is the period as the company first filed it.

Balance sheet: annual key figures

Canadian dollars (C$), figures as printed in the statements. Losses and cash outflows are in brackets.

Dec 2025Dec 2024Dec 2023Dec 2022Dec 2021
Cash and equivalentsC$674,027C$81,037C$310,473C$921,680C$1,825,789
Short-term investments————C$0
Total current assetsC$770,187C$304,053C$415,705C$1,359,927C$2,013,150
Total current liabilitiesC$40,067,018C$6,455,605C$5,561,049C$4,476,717C$3,003,523
Working capital(C$39,296,831)(C$6,151,552)(C$5,145,344)(C$3,116,790)(C$990,373)
Property, plant and equipmentC$9,368C$19,523C$19,555C$34,358C$53,099
Total assetsC$851,151C$361,819C$551,733C$1,462,969C$2,081,874
DebtC$34,248,631C$31,641,414C$27,443,441C$24,135,560C$1,891,936
Total liabilitiesC$40,067,018C$36,916,707C$31,956,132C$27,680,825C$4,050,670
Shareholders' equity(C$39,215,867)(C$36,554,888)(C$31,404,399)(C$26,217,856)(C$1,968,796)

Income statement: annual key figures

Canadian dollars (C$), figures as printed in the statements. Losses and cash outflows are in brackets.

FY Dec 2024FY Dec 2023FY Dec 2022FY Dec 2021FY Dec 2020
Exploration and evaluation expense(C$229,500)(C$443,946)(C$33,316,573)(C$7,162,414)C$10,215
General and administrative(C$2,173,214)(C$2,482,141)(C$4,192,888)(C$2,945,968)(C$1,315,747)
Share-based compensation(C$1,840,624)(C$6,716,015)———
Impairments and write-downs(C$3,732)(C$3,156)(C$2,852)(C$6,389)(C$15,356)
Net income (loss)(C$9,610,243)(C$14,323,386)(C$35,269,353)(C$14,884,427)(C$1,611,503)

Cash flow statement: annual key figures

Canadian dollars (C$), figures as printed in the statements. Losses and cash outflows are in brackets.

FY Dec 2025FY Dec 2024FY Dec 2023FY Dec 2022FY Dec 2021
Operating cash flow(C$1,323,327)(C$1,006,925)(C$1,590,693)(C$2,499,125)(C$1,688,306)
Investing cash flow(C$33,353)C$52,489(C$52,514)(C$53,059)(C$70,722)
Financing cash flowC$1,949,670C$725,000C$1,032,000C$1,648,075C$3,573,204
Property, plant and equipment spendingC$0(C$25,741)(C$4,725)C$0(C$56,222)
Change in cash(C$33,353)(C$229,436)(C$47,789)(C$53,059)(C$15,625)
Cash at end of periodC$674,027C$81,037C$310,473C$921,680C$1,825,789

The Canadian Chrome Company Inc. financings

2 financings announced or closed by The Canadian Chrome Company Inc., read by Mining News Terminal, newest first.

DateCompanyTypeStageAmountUnit priceRelease
2026-08-20The Canadian Chrome Company Inc. (CACR)Private placementAnnounced$8.4M$0.006Ccc Announces Proposed Private Placement of Units and Appointment of Michael Minas as VP Capital Markets
2026-03-18The Canadian Chrome Company Inc. (CACR)Private placement, non-brokeredTranche closed, 1 tranche$15.0M$1.40Ccc Announces Proposed Private Placement of Units

The Canadian Chrome Company Inc. debt and credit facilities

Convertible debentures and notes, loans, credit facilities, bonds, gold loans and prepayments The Canadian Chrome Company Inc. has announced, read by Mining News Terminal. A debt reported in several releases is listed once, at its latest stage.

DateDebtLenderAmountTerms
2026-04-24Convertible debenture, amended—C$2.2M5%, matures 2023
2024-08-16Convertible debenture, closed / funded—C$2.5M5%, matures 2028-03-31
2022-10-03Convertible debenture, converted—C$5.86M—
2021-12-23Notes / bonds, proposed———
2021-10-22Convertible debenture, closed / funded—C$7.4M12%, matures 2023-06-30
2021-04-01Convertible debenture, closed / funded——6%, matures 2022-12-15
2020-09-28Convertible debenture, closed / funded—C$3M12%, matures 2021-03-31
2019-03-18Convertible debenture, closed / funded—C$775,64812%

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