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The past year has undoubtedly been challenging for companies in the lithium, rare earths and critical minerals sectors. Tight capital markets have also made it difficult for some ASX-listed entities to raise capital. On the flip side, depressed commodity prices can present potential buying opportunities for those looking to invest now and expand their presence in the sector while asset prices remain low.   Boards of ASX-listed juniors must carefully consider how best to fund potential growth plans while conserving cash, and this usually involves deploying scrip as a form of consideration in M&A transactions. In this article, Andrew Ricciardi, Tom Barrett and Luke Paganin provide a brief list of key considerations to keep in mind when thinking about paying with scrip. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gx_2F8NQ #mergersacquisitions #funding #mining

Paying with scrip? Key considerations for junior ASX-listed mining companies

Paying with scrip? Key considerations for junior ASX-listed mining companies

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Mike Ganon

Managing Director, Owner and Founder, NextLevelCorporate Advisory delivering unparalleled corporate development outcomes at the intersection of M&A, Financial Advisory and Business Strategy.

1mo

Excellent and timely refresher. Thank you. With higher rates for longer (here and in the U.S.) and a very strong USD challenging the affordability of commodities (almost all priced in USD) there are some challenges to fundraising in several sectors, meaning that companies need to be alive to smart corpdev solutions. Scrip based deals definately play a role.

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