Coeur Mining, Inc.

Coeur completed its acquisition of New Gold and, the same week, replaced its long-standing Bank of America credit facility with a new $1 billion revolving facility led by National Bank of Canada.

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Coeur agreed to acquire New Gold, a Canadian gold miner, in an all-stock deal - its second major acquisition in just over a year.

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Coeur completed its acquisition of SilverCrest Metals, adding the Las Chispas mine to its portfolio.

asset acquisition disposition

Coeur agreed to acquire SilverCrest Metals, owner of the Las Chispas silver-gold mine in Mexico, in an all-stock deal valuing SilverCrest shares at $11.34 each, an 18-22% premium.

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Coeur exchanged $5.9 million more of its senior notes for shares, and separately settled long-running litigation with royalty holder Maverix Metals over the Kensington mine: the royalty rate was reduced (to 1.25% through 2026, rising to 1.5% after) and its cost-recoupment mechanism eliminated, in exchange for Coeur issuing Maverix up to 2.455 million shares over the following year.

capital raising announcement

Coeur exchanged $8 million more of its senior notes for 3.35 million shares, and completed the August 2023 $50 million at-the-market offering, selling 21.7 million shares for net proceeds of about $49.25 million.

capital raising announcement

Coeur launched a new financing vehicle: a private placement of up to 8 million Canadian tax-advantaged "flow-through" shares to fund Canadian exploration spending, alongside another $11 million of senior notes exchanged for 3.26 million shares.

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Coeur completed the $100 million at-the-market offering announced in February, selling 32.86 million shares for net proceeds of about $98.5 million to reduce debt.

capital raising announcement

Coeur set up another at-the-market stock sale program, this one for $100 million, again with BMO and RBC as sales agents.

capital raising announcement

Coeur set up a new $50 million at-the-market stock sale program with BMO Capital Markets and RBC Capital Markets.

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Coeur completed the Sterling/Crown sale to AngloGold Ashanti for approximately $150 million.

asset acquisition disposition

Coeur agreed to sell the Sterling/Crown property it gained through the 2018 Northern Empire acquisition to AngloGold Ashanti, for $150 million cash plus up to $50 million more if certain milestones are met.

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Coeur agreed to acquire a 17.8% stake in Victoria Gold Corp (11.07 million shares) from Orion Co-VI in exchange for about $117.2 million of its own stock; the seller also agreed to support any future Coeur bid for majority control of Victoria - a real toehold stake with acquisition-adjacent terms, not just a passive investment.

capital raising announcement

Coeur raised $375 million in new 5.125% senior notes due 2029 and used the proceeds to redeem its $250 million notes due 2024, pushing its debt maturity out by five years.

debt financing

Coeur exchanged $20 million of its senior notes for 4.45 million shares in five privately negotiated deals, and separately completed its $75 million at-the-market stock offering (via Citigroup/BMO), raising net proceeds of about $73.9 million to reduce debt.

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Coeur closed the Pershing County, Nevada asset purchase, issuing 4,268,703 shares to Rye Patch/Alio Gold.

capital raising announcement

Coeur agreed to buy Rye Patch Gold/Alio Gold's real property and mining claims in Pershing County, Nevada (adjacent to its Rochester mine) for $19.0 million in stock.

capital raising announcement

Coeur completed its acquisition of Northern Empire Resources, adding the Sterling and Crown gold properties to its portfolio.

asset acquisition disposition

Coeur agreed to acquire Northern Empire Resources, owner of the Sterling and Crown gold exploration projects near Beatty, Nevada.

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Coeur completed the sale of San Bartolome, ending its Bolivian mining operations entirely.

asset acquisition disposition

Coeur agreed to sell its Bolivian subsidiary, which runs the San Bartolome silver mine, to Ag-Mining Investments for $27.6 million in promissory notes plus a 2% royalty on future production - the start of Coeur's exit from Bolivia.

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Coeur completed its acquisition of Silvertip Resources' British Columbia mine.

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Coeur agreed to acquire Silvertip Resources' silver-lead-zinc mine in British Columbia.

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Coeur raised $250 million through a private placement of 5.875% senior notes due 2024.

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Coeur Mining, Inc. deregistered its securities, ending its obligation to file reports with the SEC.

listing compliance notice

Coeur Mining, Inc.'s exchange filed to remove a class of its securities from listing.

listing compliance notice

Coeur completed its acquisition of Paramount Gold and Silver: Paramount first spun its Nevada assets off to its own shareholders, then became a wholly-owned Coeur subsidiary.

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Amendment No. 2 is the version that carries a real change: the merger agreement itself was amended on March 3, 2015, the day before filing, and both special meetings were fixed for April 17 off a February 24 record date, with the two tax opinions now attached. The 0.2016 exchange ratio still stands, fixed and unadjusted for any move in either share price.

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Amendment No. 1 to the registration for Coeur's acquisition of Paramount Gold and Silver, adding the counsel's legality opinion and refreshed consents needed before effectiveness. The deal it registers splits Paramount in two: Coeur takes the Mexican San Miguel business at 0.2016 Coeur shares per Paramount share - about $143.9 million on Raymond James' arithmetic - while Paramount's Nevada Sleeper assets are spun out to Paramount holders as SpinCo, leaving them with 95.1% of the spin-off and roughly 24% of Coeur.

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Separately from the Paramount deal, Coeur agreed to buy the Wharf gold mine in South Dakota from Goldcorp for $105 million in cash.

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Coeur registered the shares for a two-part deal with Paramount Gold and Silver: Paramount holders receive 0.2016 Coeur shares -- a fixed ratio, not adjusted for any move in either share price -- for each Paramount share, while Paramount's Nevada Sleeper project is first spun into a separate company (SpinCo) kept by those same holders. What Coeur actually buys is the Mexican San Miguel project, assembled by Paramount through third-party deals between 2005 and 2009.

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Coeur agreed to acquire Paramount Gold and Silver in an all-stock merger; Paramount will first spin off its Nevada mining assets to its own shareholders, and once the deal closes former Paramount holders will own about 24% of Coeur.

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