Millennium hopes to raise A$20m
PERTH (miningweekly.com) – Gold miner Millennium Minerals has launched a A$20-million share placement to retire its debt and fund an exploration campaign at the Nullagine project, in Western Australia.
The raising would be conducted through a shareholder participation offer under which existing shareholders could subscribe for new shares in the company, priced at 4c each.
The offer price represented a discount of 43.9% on Millennium’s 30-day volume weighted average price of 7.1c a share.
The company said it could choose to accept an additional A$1-million in oversubscriptions, taking the maximum total which could be raised to A$21-million.
Millennium’s largest shareholder IMC Group, which has agreed to conditionally sub-underwrite some A$17.6-million of the raising, would subscribe for shares worth a minimum of A$7.3-million, assuming the raising is fully subscribed for A$21-million. This would ensure that IMC retained its existing 34.6% interest in Millennium.
Millennium CEO Glenn Dovaston said the raising would leave the company ideally placed on several levels.
“This raising marks the start of the next chapter for Millennium. We will be in a strong financial position with relatively little debt and strong cash flow from existing production at Nullagine,” he said.
Some A$14-million of the proceeds from the raising would be used to retire remaining debt to IMC. The balance of the proceeds would be used to fund an exploration campaign at Nullagine, where numerous near-term, brownfield drilling targets and other exploration prospects have been identified.
The shareholder participation offer, as well as IMC’s sub-underwriting of the offer, was subject to shareholder approval.
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