Calian Group (CGY.TO) reported that the Toronto Stock Exchange has accepted the company's plan to launch a normal course issuer bid.
The bid allows Calian to purchase up to 994,301 shares, or about 10% of its public float, from Sept. 1 to Aug. 31, 2027, the company said Friday.
Calian has also filed a preliminary short form base shelf prospectus that would authorize the company to offer shares, warrants, units, subscription receipts and debt securities during a 37-month period.
McEwen Mining (MUX.TO. MUX) after trade Thursday said its McEwen Copper unit secured a $240-million senior secured loan with a four-year term from a group of lenders.The funding includes $112 million from Sprott Natural Resource Investment Partners, $85 million from Rob McEwen, and $43 million from other lenders, according to the statement.The company said the proceeds will fund engineering and early work on the Los Azules copper project in San Juan, Argentina, as well as general corporate needs.A final investment decision and full project financing are expected in mid-2027, with commercial copper production targeted for 2030, subject to financing and approvals, the company said, adding that McEwen Copper is also preparing for a potential initial public offering.The term loan carries 12% annual interest, paid monthly, with the principal due at maturity. Lenders also received 15,000 five-year warrants for every $1 million borrowed, with an exercise price of $40 per share, the company said.
Inventronics (IVX.V) said Thursday after trade that second-quarter net earnings were relatively flat, edging down slightly to C$0.027 per share, from C$0.028 per share, in the prior year period.The company said revenue rose slightly, to C$2.3 million from C$2.2 million, over the same period.Inventronics shares last traded on Aug. 19, closing unchanged at C$0.75 per share.
Replenish Nutrients Holding (ERTH.CN) after the close on Thursday reported a loss of C$0.01 per share, matching the prior-year period.Revenue for the quarter ended on June 30 fell to C$978,300 from C$1.47 million in the same period last year.