Insider Trading March 23, 2026

Synchron Increases Stake in Rare Element Resources with $24.04M Purchase

Subsidiary of General Atomic Technologies adds 100.15 million shares; rights offering brought in about $30.9 million

By Marcus Reed REEMF
Synchron Increases Stake in Rare Element Resources with $24.04M Purchase
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Synchron, a unit of General Atomic Technologies Corp, acquired 100,149,060 shares of Rare Element Resources Ltd. on March 10, 2026, in a transaction recorded at $24035774.4. Following the purchase Synchron’s direct holding in Rare Element Resources rose to 460,889,576 shares. The company recently completed an oversubscribed rights offering that raised approximately $30.9 million through the issuance of roughly 129 million common shares at $0.24 apiece.

Key Points

  • Synchron, a General Atomic Technologies subsidiary, purchased 100,149,060 shares on March 10, 2026 at a recorded price of $24035774.4, raising its direct ownership to 460,889,576 shares (impacts capital markets and materials sector).
  • Rare Element Resources shares trade at $0.83 with a market cap of $530.49 million; the stock is up 13.7% over the past week and 17.56% year-to-date (impacts investor sentiment and market liquidity).
  • The company completed an oversubscribed rights offering that raised approximately $30.9 million through issuance of about 129 million common shares at $0.24 per share, with proportional allocation and return-of-excess-payment rules (impacts corporate finance and shareholder structure).

Synchron, a subsidiary of General Atomic Technologies Corp, purchased 100,149,060 shares of Rare Element Resources LTD (EXCHANGE:REEMF) on March 10, 2026. The transaction was recorded at a price of $24035774.4. After the trade, Synchron directly holds 460,889,576 shares of Rare Element Resources.

At the time of reporting, Rare Element Resources shares are quoted at $0.83 with a market capitalization of $530.49 million. The stock has risen 13.7% over the past week and is up 17.56% year-to-date.

Corporate ownership relationships were noted in the filing. General Atomic Technologies Corp and Tenaya Corp may be deemed to beneficially own all of the common shares held by Synchron, as Synchron is described as their sole shareholder. The filing documenting the transaction was signed by Kristopher S. George, Assistant Treasurer, on behalf of Synchron, General Atomic Technologies Corporation, and Tenaya Corporation.

Separately, Rare Element Resources recently completed a rights offering that closed oversubscribed and raised approximately $30.9 million. The offering resulted in the issuance of about 129 million common shares at an offering price of $0.24 per share. Roughly 117 million of those shares were issued to holders who exercised their basic subscription privilege.

The filing explains the allocation mechanics for the offering. Shareholders who exercised oversubscription privileges received allocations on a proportionate basis. Any excess subscription payments received in connection with the offering were returned to investors without interest or deduction. The fundraising was initially announced with the intent to raise approximately the same amount, conditional on all subscription rights being exercised. Shareholders of record were entitled to 0.25 non-transferable subscription rights for each common share owned, enabling them to participate in the offering.

This filing and the completed rights offering together detail recent changes in the company's ownership and capital position. The direct increase in Synchron's holdings and the outcome of the rights offering are recorded facts in regulatory filings and company disclosures.


Summary

Synchron increased its direct stake in Rare Element Resources by 100,149,060 shares on March 10, 2026, in a transaction logged at $24035774.4. The company also saw a recent rights offering raise about $30.9 million through issuance of roughly 129 million shares at $0.24 each, with allocation details and return-of-excess-payment procedures specified in the offering documentation.

Key points

  • Synchron, a General Atomic Technologies subsidiary, bought 100,149,060 shares on March 10, 2026, at a recorded price of $24035774.4, increasing its direct holdings to 460,889,576 shares (impacts capital markets and resources sector).
  • Rare Element Resources shares trade at $0.83, with a market cap of $530.49 million; the stock is up 13.7% over the past week and 17.56% year-to-date (impacts investor sentiment and market liquidity).
  • The company completed an oversubscribed rights offering that raised approximately $30.9 million via issuance of about 129 million common shares at $0.24 per share, with allocation and excess-payment return procedures described in the offering documentation (impacts corporate finance and shareholder structure).

Risks and uncertainties

  • Beneficial ownership could be construed to include General Atomic Technologies Corp and Tenaya Corp for the shares held by Synchron, reflecting potential concentration of ownership (relevant to corporate governance and investor oversight).
  • The success target of the rights offering was originally contingent on all subscription rights being exercised, indicating the offering’s final size was dependent on shareholder participation (relevant to capital markets and corporate finance).
  • Oversubscription allocations were made proportionately and any excess subscription payments were returned to investors without interest or deduction, which could affect shareholder outcomes compared with other allocation methods (relevant to retail and institutional investor returns).

Risks

  • General Atomic Technologies Corp and Tenaya Corp may be deemed to beneficially own Synchron’s shares, indicating potential ownership concentration (impacts corporate governance).
  • The rights offering’s intended fundraising level was contingent on all subscription rights being exercised, creating uncertainty around the ultimate size of the placement (impacts capital-raising outcomes).
  • Oversubscription allocations were proportionate and excess subscription payments are returned without interest or deduction, affecting how oversubscribing investors' payments are handled (impacts investor returns).

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