Toronto-listed Nevada Copper has upsized its bought-deal public offering following strong investor demand.
The company on Monday announced a C$21.5-million offering to bolster its balance sheet to complete the ramp-up of its Pumpkin Hollow underground project, in the US, but on Tuesday increased this to C$33-million.
The company amended an agreement with Scotiabank pursuant to which underwriters have agreed to buy, on a bought deal basis, 200-million units at C$0.165 each.
Edited by: Mariaan Webb
Creamer Media Deputy Editor Online
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