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Ahramonline reports that Egyptian gold producer Centamin (TSX:CEE,LSE:CEY) has taken over Ampella (ASX:AMX), an Australian gold company with assets in West Africa including Burkina Faso.
Ahramonline reports that Egyptian gold producer Centamin (TSX:CEE,LSE:CEY) has taken over Ampella (ASX:AMX), an Australian gold company with assets in West Africa including Burkina Faso.
As quoted in the market news:
The value of the transaction is $40.9 million and $0.16 a share. Centamin offered Ampella shareholders one Centamin share for every five Ampella shares. The offer was described as “the most value-enhancing alternative available to Ampella shareholders at the current time” by Ampella’s board of directors.
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