Edgemode, Inc. (EDGM): Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement

Edgemont Gold Corp. (CSE: EDGM) said shareholders approved its transaction to acquire all issued shares of Laiva Gold Inc., a reverse takeover that will result in a renamed Laiva Gold Inc. Approval came via written resolution from holders representing about 54% of Edgemont’s shares (above the 50% threshold). Edgemont expects closing on June 15, 2026, pending final Canadian Securities Exchange approval, and will consolidate shares 3:1, change its name and symbol to “SISU.”

Wistron's shares dropped 6% after announcing a $1.47B global depositary receipt offering. The Nvidia supplier priced 25M receipts at $58.88 each, a 5.5% discount to its Monday close. Proceeds will fund raw material purchases. Wistron's shares are up 23% YTD, with plans to expand AI server business.

Elevra Lithium Ltd (ASX:ELV) outlined its growth strategy for North American Lithium (NAL) in Quebec, targeting 373,000 tonnes of spodumene concentrate annually. FY26 production was 197,967 tonnes, with revenue of US$202 million. The company plans a three-stage expansion, with initial capital expenditure of US$271 million. FY27 production guidance is 198,000 to 210,000 tonnes.

Chevron (CVX) plans to invest $7 billion in Venezuela over five years to double oil production to 600,000 barrels per day, adding areas in the Orinoco Belt to its joint venture with PDVSA. The move leverages Chevron's existing presence and aims for low-cost growth, despite political and regulatory risks. Venezuela holds the world's largest crude oil reserves but faces infrastructure challenges.

Lululemon founder Chip Wilson, estimated to have a $6.1B fortune, is divorcing his wife of 20 years without a prenuptial agreement. Under British Columbia law, their assets, including Wilson's 8.6% stake in Lululemon and 18% stake in Amer Sports, could be divided equally. The divorce may impact Lululemon's share price and market volatility, with analysts watching closely.

Atmos Energy (ATO) will raise customer rates in Frisco starting October 1, following a negotiated settlement with the Atmos Cities Steering Committee. The settlement allows for $260.5M in additional revenue, resulting in a 14.15% increase for residential customers and a 9.9% increase for commercial customers.