Flinders to raise A$14.3m for PIOP development
JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – ASX-listed Flinders Mines on Friday announced a A$14.3-million capital raising to enable it to start on a bankable feasibility study (BFS) and detailed design studies for its Pilbara Iron Ore project (PIOP) in Western Australia.
The funds raised would also be used to conduct further drilling on the PIOP with a view to upgrading the existing inferred resources to an indicated status, and would provide working capital to the company.
The capital raising comprised a placement of about 274-million fully paid ordinary shares at A0.025 a share to raise about A$6.8-million, as well as a fully underwritten 1:7 nonrenounceable entitlements issue to raise about A$7.5-million.
The company stated that the placement had been made to sophisticated and professional investors under Flinders’ existing 15% placement, which meant that no shareholder approval for the proposed issue was required.
It was expected that the placement shares would be issued on March 10, and these shares would rank equally with existing Flinders shares.
The entitlement issue would comprise an offer of about 300-million new shares on the basis of one new share for every seven existing shares, at A0.025 a share.
Moving forward, Flinders said that it would be examining broader funding strategies to finalise the BFS and progress with project development.
“Importantly the company has retained flexibility over future funding options, which may include, among others, presales agreements, offtake agreements, joint venture arrangements, equity funding, debt funding,” Flinders said.
Earlier in the week, Flinders had signed an infrastructure agreement for port and rail access for the PIOP. The company will be a foundation user of the surplus capacity of the Balla Balla Mine Export Facility, which Rutila Resources and Todd Minerals are developing.
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