-- ヨーロピアン・リチウム（ASX:EUR）は、ナスダック上場のクリティカル・メタルズと、同社の発行済み株式および上場オプションのすべてを組織再編スキームを通じて取得するための拘束力のあるスキーム実施契約を締結するための独占期間を延長することで合意した。これは、金曜日にオーストラリア証券取引所に提出された書類で明らかになった。 提出書類によると、株主は、提案されている株式スキームに基づき、保有する自社株1株につきクリティカル・メタルズの新株0.035株を受け取る。 また、提出書類によると、上場オプション保有者は、提案されているオプションスキームに基づき、オプションの権利行使価格に応じたクリティカル・メタルズの新株を、現金を使わずに受け取る。
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