• Sherritt outlined plans to exit Cuba operations by invoking dissolution rights in its 50/50 Moa nickel-cobalt joint venture, citing expanded US sanctions under an Executive Order dated May 1, 2026.
• Proposed split would transfer Moa JV Cuba corporations to Cuban partner GNC, leaving Sherritt as sole owner of Canada-based refinery in Saskatchewan; process expected to trigger a fair market value equalization payment from GNC, on top of about $277 million already owed to Sherritt.
• Sherritt also plans to surrender its one-third stake in Energas power venture, relinquish oil and gas production-sharing contracts, and exit an ancillary drilling services contract; no consideration expected.
• Company plans to seek Alberta Court of King’s Bench relief to ускорate dissolution, with a hearing scheduled for May 19, 2026; separations could take months to years under existing agreements.
• Restructuring aims to remove Cuban exposure to protect ability to operate, including access to auditors and banking services, though outcome remains uncertain.

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