Hawsons Iron: Shares drop on $5m placement

Hawsons Iron Shares drop on $5m placement

  • Hawsons Iron (HIO) completed $5 million institutional placement of 62.5 million shares at 8 cents each to fund working capital
  • The company says the heavily discounted price reflects the “difficult equity market conditions and prevailing investor sentiment”
  • It comes after Hawsons reported difficulties in maintaining its level of operations due to rising global costs and deteriorating economic conditions
  • The company hopes the placement will enable it to completes its review of options to scale up its namesake project and recommence the revised bankable feasibility study
  • HIO shares dropped 24.2 per cent, trading at 9.1 cents just before market close
Steve Sam
Steve Sam
Steve Sam is a financial reporter, analyst, and commentator with a strong focus on banking technology, digital payments, and the future of financial services.

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