-- 根據週一提交給澳洲證券交易所的文件，Boab Metals（ASX：BML）已簽署一份完整的銀團貸款協議，獲得相當於2.36億澳元的債務融資，用於開發其位於西澳大利亞的Sorby Hills銀鉛礦項目。 根據文件顯示，該協議由Merricks Capital和Davidson Kempner Capital Management安排，將債務融資平均分為兩部分：1.18億澳元以澳元計價，8,440萬美元以美元計價。 該公司表示，預計第三季首次提取該筆貸款。 該公司還補充說，Sorby Hills計畫預計在2027年下半年開始生產首批精礦。 Boab Metals的股價在周一的交易中上漲了約5%。
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