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Published on 12/29/2010 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

UC Resources settles C$1.79 million oversubscribed placement of units

Company procures funds for 55% earn-in for McFauld's option agreement

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., Dec. 27 - UC Resources Ltd. said it completed an oversubscribed non-brokered private placement of units. The deal priced for C$1.2 million on Nov. 15 and was increased to C$1.5 million on Nov. 29; the offering raised C$1.79 million on Dec. 24.

The company sold a total of 16,278,635 units of one common share and one half-share warrant at C$0.11 per unit. The MineralFields Group bought 6,863,635 units for C$755,000.

Each whole warrant will be exercisable at C$0.13 for two years, which reflects an 18.18% premium to the Nov. 12 closing share price of C$0.11.

Proceeds will be used to complete the 55% earn-in of the McFauld's option agreement. The remaining funds will be used for airborne geophysical surveys to be immediately followed by drilling.

Based in Vancouver, B.C., UC Resources is a base and precious metals company.

Issuer:UC Resources Ltd.
Issue:Units of one common share and one half-share warrant
Amount:C$1,790,650
Units:16,278,635
Price:C$0.11
Warrants:One half-share warrant per unit
Warrant expiration:Two years
Warrant strike price:C$0.13
Agent:Non-brokered
Investor:MineralFields Group (for C$755,000)
Pricing date:Nov. 15
Upsized:Nov. 26
Settlement date:Dec. 24
Stock symbol:TSX Venture: UC
Stock price:C$0.12 at close Nov. 15
Market capitalization:C$15.93 million

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