Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
3 Dec 2018capital raising announcement▼ Bad
Bunker Hill raised C$484,400 in a small private placement at just C$0.075/unit - a steep down-round from the C$1.25/unit raised a year earlier - to keep its reinstated interest in the Bunker Hill Mine in good standing.
Bunker Hill's lender Hummingbird Resources increased its convertible loan from US$1.5 million to US$2.0 million, with the additional US$500,000 convertible at a lower CAD$0.45/share.
20 July 2018capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Bunker Hill took on a US$1.5 million unsecured convertible loan from UK miner Hummingbird Resources (10% interest, convertible at $0.85/share) specifically to fund its EPA payment obligations tied to the Bunker Hill Mine's Superfund settlement. Hummingbird gained a board-seat right if its stake passes 5%, plus a right of first refusal on future company financings or asset deals.
Bunker Hill Mining and the EPA modified their settlement to add a requirement that the company obtain a discharge permit within five years; all other terms of the environmental settlement were unchanged.
Bunker Hill Mining signed a settlement with the EPA resolving decades of Superfund liability at the Bunker Hill Mine: the company will perform mine-water remediation work and pay $20 million over time (plus water-treatment costs) on behalf of the mine's prior owner, in exchange for the EPA agreeing not to sue and to release its lien on the mine -- clearing the legal path to actually operate it.
11 Dec 2017capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Now renamed Bunker Hill Mining Corp., the company raised C$9.7 million in its first major financing since leasing the historic Bunker Hill Mine, led by Red Cloud Klondike Strike and Haywood Securities - funding lease payments, acquisition costs, and exploration/development at the mine.
Liberty Silver pivoted away from its Nevada exploration project, leasing the historic Bunker Hill zinc-lead-silver mine in Idaho from Placer Mining Corp with an option to buy it outright for $45 million -- the deal that would eventually reshape the company into Bunker Hill Mining Corp.
Liberty Silver raised CAD$1.5 million in a private placement for general working capital, shortly before its August 2017 pivot to leasing the Bunker Hill Mine.
Liberty Silver amended its Trinity Silver earn-in with Renaissance Gold, pushing back the feasibility-study deadline to 2020 and paying about $96,000 for an option to buy out Renaissance's remaining interest in the project entirely.
24 Jan 2017capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Liberty Silver's lender BG Capital Group converted the entirety of its remaining loan (now increased to US$1.4 million with accrued interest) into shares, eliminating the company's debt to BGCG but leaving BGCG holding roughly 62% of the company - already its majority shareholder before this conversion.
Liberty Silver completed a 1-for-15 reverse stock split, shrinking its share count from about 185.3 million to 12.4 million shares -- a step often taken to prop up a depressed share price.
Liberty Silver restructured its debt with lender BG Capital Group (BGCG): it converted about US$1.25 million of existing loan debt into roughly 100 million common shares at a fraction of a cent each - heavy dilution - while also taking on a new US$1.25 million credit facility (11% interest, convertible into shares at BGCG's option) to fund Trinity project work and working capital, a sign the company was struggling to fund itself any other way.
Liberty Silver finalized a $1.21 million secured loan with BG Capital Group at 11% interest, secured by essentially all company assets, with BG emerging as a roughly 10.3% shareholder -- underscoring how reliant the company had become on this single lender for working capital.
Liberty Silver signed a non-binding term sheet for a $1.0 million secured loan from BG Capital Group at 11% interest, drawing an initial $50,000 immediately -- a sign of tightening cash resources.
Liberty Silver restated its fiscal 2012 annual and interim financial statements after its auditor found the warrants issued in its stock "Unit" offerings had been incorrectly accounted for as financing expense instead of a liability.
16 Oct 2012asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Liberty Silver closed its purchase of the Hi Ho Properties -- the only acreage within the Trinity land package it didn't already control -- from Primus Resources for $250,000 cash plus $1.86 million in stock and a 2% royalty, consolidating full ownership of the Trinity Silver project area.
Liberty Silver extended the deadline on its takeover offer for Sennen Resources to September 10, 2022, saying Sennen's special committee had not produced any competing proposal; separately touted its recent Hi Ho property acquisition as further de-risking the Trinity Silver project.
Liberty Silver launched a share-exchange offer to acquire all of Sennen Resources Ltd. at 0.28 of a Liberty Silver share per Sennen share, valuing Sennen at about $13.4 million and aiming to combine Sennen's cash with Liberty Silver's Trinity Silver project.
21 Dec 2011capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Liberty Silver's stock was approved for listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange (ticker LSL) - a meaningful liquidity and credibility milestone for the small explorer - triggering automatic conversion of US$3.25 million in previously-sold subscription receipts (from a November 2011 raise) into tradeable shares and warrants.
Liberty Silver raised $3.25 million from Look Back Investments through a subscription-receipt financing, contingent on the Toronto Stock Exchange approving Liberty Silver's listing.
Liberty Silver announced an independently verified NI 43-101 mineral resource estimate for its Trinity Silver project in Nevada, an early derisking milestone for the property.
Liberty Silver dismissed its auditor Chisholm, Bierwolf, Nilson & Morrill after the firm disclosed its PCAOB registration was being revoked, replacing it with Morrill & Associates.