Almonty: Raises US$3.3m to lock in Sangdong loan

Almonty Raises US$3.3m to lock in Sangdong loan

  • Almonty (AII) takes another big step to securing a US$75.1 million (A$109 million) loan from a German Bank, after raising US$3.3 million in a private placement
  • The company is looking to rebuild the massive Sangdong tungsten mine in South Korea and a condition of the deal was to pay certain fees
  • The company has now paid off those fees with the help of the capital raise and is waiting on the bank to approve the big loan
  • The company expects the loan to be confirmed around May 21 and it will then be able to start drawing money and developing the Sangdong mine
  • The company has ended the day in they grey with shares closing at 85 cents each
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.

You May Also Like

Revolut’s Storonsky Strengthens Residency in UK After Filing Error

CEO Nik Storonsky clarifies residency status following administrative mistake.Highlights: Nik Storonsky corrects residency status following a filing error.Revolut's...

PicPay Strengthens Position with $25 Billion Valuation in New York IPO

The Brazilian payments platform PicPay goes public, marking a significant milestone.Highlights: PicPay valued at $25 billion following its...

Long-Term DEI Efforts Strengthen Business Outcomes

Exploring how diversity, equity, and inclusion impact corporate success.Highlights: Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) enhance employee engagement.Companies with...

EBAday Fintech Zone Winners Strengthen Industry Presence

Insights into past winners and their ongoing impact on fintech.Highlights: EBAday 2023 showcased multiple fintech innovations.Winners are expanding...