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Axiom secures A$4m to fund Isabel

22nd May 2015

By: Esmarie Iannucci

Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor: Australasia

  

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PERTH (miningweekly.com) – Metals developer Axiom Mining has raised A$4-million through a share placement and a convertible note issue to fund the development of its Isabel nickel project, in the Solomon Islands.

The junior reported on Friday that shares had been placed to a number of institutional and high net worth investors, priced at 30c each, to raise A$4-million.

In addition, A$1-million in notes have been issued with an 18-month term, and a conversion price of 30c a share, with anti-dilution provisions. The convertible note also had a three-for-five attaching option, with an exercise price of 30c, and a 12-month expiry from issue.

Axiom noted that the company also had a further potential A$5-million in funding from court claims, which the company would be entitled to receive once a favourable ruling has been issued by the Court of Appeals.

Japan’s Sumitomo Metal Mining Company turned to the Appeals Court after a Solomon Island court ruling gave Axiom prospecting rights to a nickel deposit.

Furthermore, Axiom noted that further funding could also be achieved through the conversion of A$7.5-million options that could be exercised over the next four months.

The company also noted that it remained in discussions with a number of industry participants which were interested in providing structured finance.

Axiom was taking a phased approach to develop the Isabel project, with the initial focus being on establishing a two-million-tonne-a-year direct shipping ore operation by late 2015, for a relatively low capital expenditure.

The miner noted that the funding now secured would set the company on track to proceed with the development of the Isabel project, on schedule.

Edited by Creamer Media Reporter

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