Due to strong demand, ATHA Energy Corp. (CSE: SASK) (FRA: X5U) (OTCQB: SASKF) announced on Thursday it has increased its initial Charitable Federal Flow Through (CFT) offering to as much as C$22.8 million.
Working with the financial firms Eight Capital and Canaccord Genuity Corp. (TSE: CF) as co-lead agents and bookrunners, ATHA has increased the offering to a combination of up to 12 million ATHA Federal CFT Shares and ATHA Saskatchewan CFT Shares.
The offerings remain at the original issue prices of $1.57 per ATHA Federal CFT Share and $1.75 per ATHA Saskatchewan CFT Share.
Per the announcement, Eight Capital and Canaccord will have an option to increase the size of the CFT Offering by up to 15 per cent through the sale of up to 1.8 million additional offered shares. These shares would be offered at the requisite price, in whole or in part, at any time up to 48 hours before the closing of the offering.
We have more news 🚨 ATHA Energy Announces Upsizing of Financing to $22,840,000 $SASK $SASKF #uranium
Due to strong demand, ATHA has agreed with Eight Capital, as co-lead agent and joint bookrunner with Canaccord…
Read the official release → https://t.co/vK4ubycnEB
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— ATHA Energy Corp $SASK.CN $SASKF (@athaenergycorp) December 7, 2023
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The increase includes a combination of up to 6.4 million charitable ATHA Federal CFT Shares and charitable Saskatchewan flow-through common shares of ATHA. It also includes up to 4 million subscription receipts of ATHA at an issue price of $1.00 per subscription receipt.
The company said that the net proceeds of the stock offering will reportedly advance the exploration and development of the company’s uranium assets, as well as for working capital and general corporate purposes.
Vancouver-based ATHA Energy holds the largest total exploration package in the Athabasca Basin, one of the largest sources of uranium worldwide.
The company announced on Thursday it will acquire 92 Energy Ltd. (ASX: 92E) and Latitude Uranium (CNSX: LUR) creating the largest exploration portfolio in Canada, offering shareholders exposure to an expansive 7.1 million acres of exploration acreage spread across the country’s top three uranium jurisdictions.
The increased market capitalization of the combined company is expected to enhance liquidity and attract heightened institutional investor interest, supported by IsoEnergy Ltd. (CVE: ISO) and Mega Uranium’s (TSE: MGA) participation as lead investors in the concurrent financing.
With historical resources boasting substantial expansion potential and exposure to a recent high-grade discovery in the Athabasca Basin, the company is poised for significant growth.
The robust pipeline of exploration catalysts, coupled with a strong balance sheet and an experienced leadership team, positions the company for success in uranium exploration, development, and value creation for shareholders.
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