-- Domestic Metals (DMCU.V) 周二下午宣布完成私募配售，筹集资金 307 万美元。 该公司发行了 1097 万份股份单位，每份定价 0.28 美元，包含一股普通股和一份三年期认股权证，认股权证可以 0.40 美元的价格购买一股普通股。 所得款项将用于营运资金和勘探，包括开发和钻探。 该公司股票在多伦多证券交易所创业板收盘下跌 0.05 美元，至 0.30 美元。
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