Hanking Gold agrees to buy remaining 9.56% of Hanking Gold; consideration totals HKD 815 million in shares at HKD 4.0 each

Reuters03-26
Hanking Gold agrees to buy remaining 9.56% of Hanking Gold; consideration totals HKD 815 million in shares at HKD 4.0 each
  • Hanking Gold agreed to acquire the remaining 9.56% stake in Hanking Gold, taking its ownership from 90.44% to 100%.
  • The transaction consideration is HKD 814.6 million, to be settled via the issuance of 203,647,733 new shares at an issue price of HKD 4.0 per share.
  • The consideration shares represent about 9.09% of Hanking Gold’s existing issued share capital and about 8.33% on an enlarged basis.
  • Following completion, Hanking Gold will hold 100% of the gold business that includes 5.54 Moz of gold resources and 2.62 Moz of gold reserves under the JORC (2012) code.


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