Pacific Booker Minerals management says April 30, 2026 quarter loss widens on takeover defense legal and advisory costs

• Pacific Booker Minerals management commentary for the three months ended April 30, 2026 highlighted higher costs tied to a hostile bid defense.
• Operating loss rose mainly on professional fees, including $111,609 of incremental legal costs, in management’s breakdown.
• Consulting fees increased by $100,000, reflecting a retainer for Laurel Hill Advisory Group as part of the bid response.
• Exploration spending on the Morrison property totaled $31,868, compared with none in the prior-year period.
• Cash ended at $160,173, up from $49,386 at the start, driven by $145,212 of cash provided by operations.

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