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欧洲锂业公司签署协议,将与纳斯达克上市的关键金属公司合并;股价上涨57%

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-- 根据周二提交给澳大利亚证券交易所的文件,European Lithium(ASX:EUR)已签署协议,将通过一项以股票对价的安排计划,收购纳斯达克上市的Critical Metals公司所有已发行证券,从而与该公司合并。 文件显示,如果该方案得以实施,Critical Metals将以每股European Lithium股票换取0.035股European Lithium股票的换股比例,通过一项安排计划收购European Lithium的股份。每位股东将获得Critical Metals股票,其隐含价值为每股European Lithium股票0.58澳元。 文件还指出,所有European Lithium的已上市期权也将通过一项期权安排计划进行收购。 周二早盘交易中,European Lithium股价上涨57%。

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