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Bryah Resources Ltd (ASX:BYH) (“Bryah” or “the Company”) is pleased to announce that it is undertaking a 1 for 3 renounceable rights issue (“Rights Issue”) at 1.9 cents per share to raise up to approximately$1.78 million (before costs). For every 3 new shares subscribed, eligible shareholders will receive 2 free attaching New Options with an exercise price of 3.5 cents and expiring 1st December 2025. The Company will apply for the quotation of the new options on the ASX.
HIGHLIGHTS
- 1 for 3 Renounceable Rights Issue to raise up to $1.78 million
- Attractively priced at 1.9 cents per share
- Discount of 17% to the last price of 2.3 cents and 17% to the 20‐day VWAP
- With every 3 New Shares, shareholders re9ceive 2 free attaching New Options
- New Options will have an Exercise Price of 3.5 cents, expiring 1st December 2025 and will be quoted subject to ASX approval
- Shareholders can trade their rights and apply for additional shares and options
- Rights to commence trading from 5th May 2023
- Funds to be used for ongoing Copper exploration
The rights issue price represents a discount of:
- 17% to the Company’s last close of 2.3c on the ASX; and
- 17% to the Company’s 20‐day VWAP of 2.3c
The Rights Issue is open to all eligible shareholders who have a registered address within Australia, New Zealand or Singapore, and who hold Shares on the Record Date. The Rights Issue will close on 25th May (unless extended), and eligible shareholders can apply for shortfall in excess of their entitlement. Shareholders can also trade their rights from 5th May.
Funds raised will be used to enable the Company to:
- Drill Copper Hills South targets
- Complete Assay Downhole EM at Windalah
- Complete Aquarius RC Drilling
- IP Lines at the Olympus Target
- West Bryah Uranium/ REE Stage 1 – Twin Holes and re‐assay for REE
- General Working Capital
The Rights Issue is partially underwritten to $0.5 million (“Underwritten Amount”) by Lead Manager and Underwriter Mahe Capital Pty Ltd (ACN 634 087 684) (AFSL 517246) ("Mahe Capital").
All New Shares issued will rank equally with existing shares on issue and the Company will apply for quotation of the New Shares and New Options. A prospectus in relation to the Rights Issue was lodged with ASIC on 3rd May and, together with a personalised entitlement acceptance form, will be sent to eligible shareholders shortly after the Record Date.
Eligible shareholders should consider the prospectus in deciding whether to acquire securities under the Rights Issue and will need to follow the instructions on the entitlement and acceptance form that will accompany the prospectus. The following are indicative dates in respect of the capital raising:
These dates are indicative only and may change, subject to the Corporations Act and Listing Rules.
The Company’s Chairman Ian Stuart said: “This fundraising is a major step in the value creation journey for the Company and we look forward to continued shareholder support as we advance our copper gold VMS targets and manganese joint venture in the Bryah Basin and take our copper nickel resource and copper exploration at the Gabanintha Project, near Meekatharra to the next level to deliver value for our shareholders”.
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Overview
The global transition to clean energy has ramped up demand for critical metals required to develop new, sustainable technologies such as lithium-ion batteries, solar panels, charging stations and wind turbines. Lithium, nickel, copper and manganese are key resources required to manufacture these low-carbon products. Valued at US$11.3 billion in 2019, the global battery metals market is projected to reach US$20.5 billion by 2027, with a compound annual growth rate of 8.2 percent between 2020 and 2027.
As demand for these resources continues to grow, Western Australia remains a key player in the global mining sector, providing opportunities for mining companies with a presence in the region to capitalize on world-class deposits and benefit from a mining-friendly government. Western Australia has long been a Tier-1 mining jurisdiction and remained strong throughout the pandemic. Western Australia produces 52 percent of the world’s lithium, with Chile in a distant second at 25 percent. China (13 percent) and Argentina (6 percent) are also among the top lithium-producing countries.
Bryah Resources (ASX:BYH) is an exploration and development company with assets in Western Australia. These assets have diverse battery metal mining potential, including lithium, nickel, gold, copper and manganese. They are located throughout the Bryah Basin, a region where, despite its discovery in 2009 as a rich area for exploration, remains underexplored, creating blue-sky potential for the company’s assets. Led by an experienced management team with expertise in the natural resources sector, Bryah Resources is well-positioned for growth.
Bryah Resources Project Locations
The company’s flagship project, Bryah Basin East, consists of two promising assets: Windalah and Olympus. The company discovered a VMS system at the Windalah Prospect confirming the potential of a new copper-gold discovery.
Bryah Resources CEO Ashley Jones called the VMS discovery at the Windalah Project the “most exciting blue-sky event for the company.”
“We’ve got government funding and have planned two drilling campaigns, 400-meter and 600-meter deep holes. If we hit it, it will be amazing; if we don’t, we’re definitely in the right address. I’ve never seen a geological team more excited about a project,” Jones said in an earlier interview,
The company completed its 691-meter diamond drilling program targeting copper-gold VMS mineralization at 300 meters and 500 meters depth at the Windalah copper-gold prospect.
Bryah Resources also made new discoveries at its Horseshoe South Manganese asset, which resulted in a joint venture (JV) partnership with OM Holding Ltd (ASX:OMH), largely due to the potential to develop a low-cost mining operation. OM Holdings is a vertically integrated manganese specialist involved in mining, smelting and trading the mineral, making the company a valuable partner. Bryah Resources holds 49 percent of the asset, with OM Holding retaining 51 percent. The company’s additional assets include projects with copper-gold and lithium-nickel deposits.
Taking the company towards additional exploration and development of its assets, Bryah Resources’ leadership team is guided by decades of experience in the natural resources sector, with geology, finance and business administration expertise, strengthening confidence in its ability to capitalize on its assets.
Company Highlights
- Bryah Resources is an Australia-based mineral exploration and development company with assets in Western Australia.
- The company’s assets include a range of battery metals, such as lithium, copper, manganese and nickel.
- Bryah Resources’ assets are in the Bryah Basin, an underexplored region that only received attention following a 2009 discovery, creating blue-sky potential for the company.
- The discovery of a volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) system at the Windalah Prospect within its flagship asset, Bryah Basin East, confirms the potential of new copper-gold deposits.
- Bryah Resources’ discovery at the Horseshoe South Manganese asset attracted the interest of OM Holdings, creating a new JV partnership.
- The company’s additional Western Australian assets include copper-gold and lithium-nickel deposits.
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