What dilution impact will the additional shares have on existing shareholders and earnings per share?

The private‑placement will increase Stallion Uranium’s outstanding share count, so each existing holder will own a slightly smaller slice of the company. Based on the filing, the upsized tranche adds roughly 10 million new ordinary shares – about 12‑15 % of the pre‑placement pool (≈ 70‑80 million shares). That level of issuance translates into a comparable near‑mid‑teens percent dilution of ownership and, all else equal, will depress earnings‑per‑share by the same magnitude until the capital is deployed into value‑creating projects.

The cash infusion strengthens the balance sheet and funds the company’s exploration and development agenda, which can improve future cash‑flow and earnings. If the additional capital accelerates resource growth and brings the project closer to production, the EPS hit may be temporary and could be more than offset over a 12‑24‑month horizon. In the short term, however, markets typically price‑in the dilution, so expect modest downside pressure on the stock immediately after the placement close. Traders could look for a pull‑back entry on the dip, but only if they are comfortable with the near‑term EPS compression and the company’s longer‑term upside potential.