-- 美国铀业公司(ASX:AMU)周五向澳大利亚证券交易所提交的文件显示,该公司启动了一项按比例分配的不可放弃配股计划,拟在扣除成本前筹集约260万澳元。该计划向澳大利亚、新西兰和加拿大的合格股东提供配股方案,每持有六股现有股份即可认购一股新股,认购价格为每股0.12澳元。 根据文件,每认购两股新股,参与者还将获得一份免费的期权,行权价格为每股0.16澳元,有效期至2029年6月30日。不过,这些期权不会在澳大利亚证券交易所上市。 文件还指出,新股与现有股份享有同等权益,股东可以选择认购全部、部分或不认购任何配额。任何配额缺口都可能在交易完成后的三个月内,由董事会酌情分配给豁免投资者。 该文件还补充说,所得款项将用于资助美国怀俄明州洛赫尔马矿区获准进行的加密钻探和扩建钻探,以及水文地质和冶金项目,为计划中的第三季度范围界定研究做准备。
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