Kenorland Minerals (KLD.V) said Friday after trade that Sumitomo Metal Mining Canada and Centerra Gold (CG.TO) will exercise their "top-up right" to maintain their respective 10.1% and 9.9% equity stakes in the company.
Kenorland will issue 23,126 shares to Sumitomo, and 22,668 shares to Centerra. The shares will be priced at CA$2.498 each, a statement added.
Kenorland shares closed down CA$0.01 at CA$2.25 on the TSX Venture Exchange.
Allied Gold (AAUC.TO) after trade Thursday provided a progress update on its Kurmuk Mine in Ethiopia.The company said the mine is nearing the end of commissioning and moving toward full operations. Once operational, Kurmuk is expected to become one of Allied Gold's major gold mines.A major milestone has been reached with the mine now connected to Ethiopia's national electricity grid via an 88-kilometer-long power line, the company added.First ore has also been fed into the processing facility's crushing circuit. Mining is progressing as planned, and ore stockpiles are building to support the ramp-up toward commercial production, the company said.
Reitmans (RET.V) said Thursday after trade its fiscal second-quarter net earnings fell 23% to CA$0.20, from CA$0.26, in the prior year period.Net revenue for the clothing company edged down 1.9% to CA$211.8 million, in the quarter ended Aug.1, a statement said."Our second quarter reflected deliberate, strategic execution across our brands," said Chief Executive Andrea Limbardi. "While net revenues were modestly below last year, we meaningfully improved gross margin through stronger regular-price selling, a more disciplined promotional strategy and tighter inventory management.Reitmans shares closed up CA$0.01, to CA$2.22, on the TSX Venture Exchange.
Vext Science (VEXT.CN) said Thursday it reopened its Herbal Wellness Center dispensary in Jackson, Ohio, after receiving authorization from the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control.The company also said its Vapen Ohio subsidiary and certain holders of promissory notes issued in connection with its 2023 acquisitions of Appalachian Pharm Products and APP1803 agreed to restructure the notes.The restructuring would extend the maturity date of the notes to Jan. 15, 2029, Vext said.The APP Notes, issued in an original principal amount of $6.0 million, were scheduled to mature on Dec. 31, 2026, with a balloon payment of $5.6 million. Pursuant to the restructuring, $2.4 million will be paid in cash on the first business day of Jan. 2027.The APP notes held by the continuing noteholders, representing approximately $3.2 million of remaining principal, will be canceled and replaced with new promissory notes issued by Vapen Ohio, Vext said.