-- 根據週一提交給澳洲證券交易所的文件顯示,Diatreme Resources(ASX:DRX)旗下子公司Metallica Minerals已同意將位於昆士蘭的Cape Flattery矽礦項目出售給Cape Silica Holdings,後者是Diatreme與Sibelco Silica的合資企業。此交易將換取合資企業Metallica Minerals的更多股份。 文件顯示,該交易對該項目的估值約為2,600萬澳元,有助於Diatreme優化其項目所有權結構,並為其旗艦項目Northern Silica項目增加資金和協同效應。 持有合資企業26.8%股份的Sibelco Silica將出資至多約950萬澳元,以換取Cape Silica的股份,交易方式可能允許Sibelco保留其現有股份。交易完成後,Sibelco將認購合資公司價值約510萬澳元的股份,並獲得額外認購價值440萬澳元股份的選擇權,該選擇權可在7月7日前行使。 根據提交的文件,合資公司將利用這些資金向Diatreme償還約210萬澳元與收購Metallica相關的費用。該收購已於2024年9月完成。 該交易尚需獲得Diatreme股東的批准。 Diatreme的股價在最近的周一交易中上漲了6%。
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