Shares sold on a non-brokered basis and through syndicate of agents
By Devika Patel
Knoxville, Tenn., Aug. 8 - Huldra Silver Inc. said it settled a C$4.16 million brokered private placement of stock, which was conducted alongside a C$5.49 million non-brokered private placement of stock. The deals, which settled Aug. 7, were announced June 14 and priced for a total of C$8.5 million with a C$2 million greenshoe on June 15.
The company sold a total of 3,559,815 common shares at C$1.08 apiece, a 7.69% discount to the June 14 closing share price of C$1.17. It also sold a total of 4,837,899 flow-through common shares at C$1.20 apiece, a 2.56% premium to the June 14 closing share price.
Of the flow-through common shares, 2,470,399 were sold on a non-brokered basis. Of the common shares, 2,334,815 were sold on a non-brokered basis.
The brokered deal was conducted on a best-efforts basis by a syndicate of agents led by National Bank Financial Inc. and including BayFront Capital Partners and Pope & Co. Ltd.
Proceeds will be used to advance the Treasure Mountain project towards production, for resource exploration, debt repayment and general working capital purposes.
Vancouver, B.C.-based Huldra is a silver explorer.
Issuer: | Huldra Silver Inc.
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Issue: | Common shares, flow-through common shares
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Amount: | C$9,650,079
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Warrants: | No
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Underwriters: | National Bank Financial Inc. (lead), BayFront Capital Partners and Pope & Co. Ltd. (for C$4,164,000); non-brokered (for C$5,486,079)
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Announcement date: | June 14
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Pricing date: | June 15
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Settlement date: | Aug. 7
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Stock symbol: | TSX Venture: HDA
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Stock price: | C$1.17 at close June 14
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Market capitalization: | C$46.28 million
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Common stock
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Amount: | C$3,844,600
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Shares: | 3,559,815
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Price: | C$1.08
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Flow-through stock
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Amount: | C$5,805,479
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Shares: | 4,837,899
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Price: | C$1.20
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