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Published on 5/29/2015 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

Discovery Ventures inks C$7 million credit facilities with Dan Omeniuk

C$2 million convertible facility, C$5 million credit facility provided

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., May 29 – Discovery Ventures Inc. said it arranged a C$2 million convertible credit facility and a C$5 million credit facility with Dan Omeniuk.

Borrowings under the convertible credit facility mature on in two years and will convert to common stock and an equal number of warrants at C$0.10 per unit, which is identical to the May 28 closing share price.

The warrants are each exercisable at $0.15 for three years. The strike price is a 50% premium to the May 28 closing share price.

Borrowings under the credit facility mature on in three years.

The credit facilities may be repaid at any time.

Proceeds will be used for advancement of mining properties and general working capital.

The gold, silver and copper mining company is based in Vancouver, B.C.

Issuer:Discovery Ventures Inc.
Issue:Convertible credit facility, credit facility
Amount:C$7 million
Call:Yes
Investor:Dan Omeniuk
Pricing date:May 29
Stock symbol:TSX Venture: DVN
Stock price:C$0.10 at close May 28
Market capitalization:C$9.86 million
Convertible credit facility
Amount:C$2 million
Maturity:Two years
Conversion price:$0.10
Warrants:One warrant per unit upon conversion
Warrant expiration:Three years
Warrant strike price:$0.15
Credit facility
Amount:C$5 million
Maturity:Three years
Warrants:No

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