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Star Energy Raises GBP9 Million Via Share Placing

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Oil and gas company Star Energy (STAR.L) conditionally raised 8.5 million pounds sterling in gross proceeds through a share placing, and announced a retail offer.

The retail offer is expected to raise gross proceeds of up to 600,000 pounds, with up to 4 million new shares being offered at 0.15 pound apiece. The results are due on May 7, according to a Friday filing.

Zeus Capital is serving as Star Energy's nominated adviser, broker and bookrunner. VSA Capital is the agent for the placing.

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