Almonty to Acquire Wolfram Camp Tungsten-Moly Mine

Almonty Industries Inc. (TSXV:AII) announced that it has entered into a binding letter of intent with Deutsche Rohstoff AG (ETR:DR0) under which Almonty will acquire 100 percent of Wolfram Camp Mining Pty and Tropical Metals Pty. Together, those companies own 100 percent of the Queensland-based Wolfram Camp tungsten and molybdenum mine.

As quoted in the press release:

The Agreement calls for the purchase price of CAD$18.0 million to be satisfied as follows:

• Almonty will issue approximately 12,209,302 million common shares at a value of $0.86 per share that represent approximately CAD$10.5 million and translate into a shareholding of Almonty`s issued stock of 24.9% following completion of the acquisition.
• The remaining purchase price of approximately CAD$7.5 million will be satisfied by Almonty issuing a convertible debenture to DRAG. The convertible debenture will have a maturity of 2.5 years with a coupon of 4%. The convertible debenture may be converted, at the option of DRAG, into shares of Almonty at a conversion price of CAD$1.45 per Almonty share.

Completion of the Acquisition will be conditional on approval by the TSX Venture Exchange and approval of Almonty shareholders.

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