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Published on 3/30/2015 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

Kivalliq Energy negotiates C$2.7 million non-brokered units placement

Deal funds uranium exploration at Angilak and Hatchet Lake properties

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., March 30 – Kivalliq Energy Corp. said it will conduct a C$2.7 million non-brokered private placement of units.

The company will sell 10 million units of one common share and a half-share warrant at C$0.12 per unit and 10 million flow-through units of one flow-through common share and a half-share warrant at C$0.15 per unit.

Each whole warrant is exercisable at C$0.18 for two years. The strike price reflects a 50% premium to the March 27 closing share price of C$0.12.

Settlement is expected April 28.

Proceeds will be used for uranium exploration at the Angilak and Hatchet Lake properties and general corporate purposes.

Kivalliq is a uranium exploration and development company based in Vancouver, B.C.

Issuer:Kivalliq Energy Corp.
Issue:Units of one common share and a half-share warrant, flow-through units of one flow-through common share and a half-share warrant
Amount:C$2.7 million
Warrants:One half-share warrant per unit
Warrant expiration:Two years
Warrant strike price:C$0.18
Agent:Non-brokered
Pricing date:March 30
Settlement date:April 28
Stock symbol:TSX Venture: KIV
Stock price:C$0.12 at close March 27
Market capitalization:C$24.53 million
Units
Amount:C$1.2 million
Units:10 million
Price:C$0.12
Flow-through units
Amount:C$1.5 million
Units:10 million
Price:C$0.15

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