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NioCorp Share Structure
As of December 31, 2020, the Company has one class of shares, being Common Shares, with the following share structure:
| Shares Outstanding | |
| Issued: | 240,110,267 |
| Options:1 | 22,224,909 |
| Warrants:1 | 9,710,494 |
| Fully Diluted Shared Outstanding2 | 272,045,670 |
1 Each exercisable into one Common Share.
2 This total does not include possible share issuances from approximately $0.84 million of convertible debt held by the Company.
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