Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
28 Aug 2014capital raising announcement▼ BadMajor
Rights issue closed raising $312,650, a 31% take-up of the $1,007,877 sought, at $0.001 per share. 312,650,280 shares are issued, leaving a shortfall of 695,226,220 shares that directors have three months to place.
Confirms the rights issue prospectus and application form were sent to eligible shareholders on the 11 August record date register. Administrative notice only.
Letter to eligible shareholders repeating the 5-for-2 rights issue at $0.001, with the options for accepting, selling or ignoring entitlements. Offer closes 25 August 2014; doing nothing dilutes holders. No new terms.
Letter to optionholders on the 5-for-2 rights issue at $0.001. Options carry no right to take part unless exercised and shares issued before the 11 August record date; exercise paperwork is due by 8 August. Adds no new terms.
Letter telling shareholders outside Australia and New Zealand they cannot take part in the rights issue. A nominee will sell their rights and send any net proceeds, which may be nil. Administrative notice of the known offer.
30 July 2014capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Launches a 5-for-2 renounceable rights issue at $0.001 per share to raise up to $1,007,877, not underwritten. Planned uses include $260,000 to repay the Delecta loan, $250,000 for exploration and $200,000 for payables. Fully subscribed, shares on issue would reach about 1.41 billion.
Delecta's own notice of the same $250,000 loan to Paynes Find, at 10% interest plus a 2% fee, unsecured and repayable on conversion in a proposed rights issue. It adds no new terms.
Signed a $250,000 unsecured loan from substantial shareholder Delecta (24.8%), at 10% interest plus a 2% fee. Repayment is intended by conversion to equity in a proposed rights issue, terms not yet set. Funds are for exploration and working capital.
Conditional deal to sell 7 peripheral tenements (247ha, about 25% of the land) for $350,000, with $50,000 non-refundable deposit received. The $300,000 balance is due within 90 days if the buyer raises funds. Main gold targets are not in the sale.
Half year to 31 Dec 2013: loss $5,098,960 (prior $2,088,587), mainly from writing off capitalised exploration. Net assets fell from $5.03M to negative $65,391. The company is reassessing drilling given patchy gold and no significant resource, and is discussing trial mining, farm-in or outright sale.
David Holden, a geologist and Managing Director of Firestrike Resources, joins as Non-executive Technical Director. Executive director Carl Popal resigns. This leaves a board of Lloyd, Day and Holden, all non-executive.
4 Oct 2013director officer appointment● NeutralMajor
Paul Lloyd, a chartered accountant, becomes Non-executive Chairman, Company Secretary and CFO. Chairman Peter Landau, executive director Doug Taylor and secretary Jane Flegg have resigned. Carl Popal remains as the executive director.
1 Oct 2013material agreement termination▼ BadMajor
The company could not agree a revised mining services deal with MJF and has formally terminated the agreement signed 4 June 2013, which had offered 50% of gold. It is talking to other contractors on a profit-share basis.
Year to 30 June 2013: net loss $3,022,736 (prior year $3,674,706), no dividend. Directors report no significant changes in the state of affairs. Board is unchanged at this date. Detailed financials were not in the excerpt.
Soil survey outlines ten new geochemical targets in addition to twelve earlier ones. Consultants rank eleven priority drill targets: four ready for RC drilling and seven needing RAB drilling or infill sampling first. These feed the planned Stage 3 program, which has not yet started.
Agreement with MJF Mining Contractors to expand mining to two open pits to 40-50m depth. Target is at least 20,000 tonnes a month within 6 months, with the plant upgraded to 200 tph. The company gets 50% of gold, up from 25% under the earlier deal. MJF bears all costs.
Small-scale mining of eluvial/alluvial gold has started in the company's own plant, 50 tonnes per hour. A contractor pays all costs for 25% of revenue. Target is about 9,000 tonnes a month at 0.3-0.5 g/t, giving the company its first cash revenue potential.
Further structural work identifies three mineralisation styles and more targets. Soil sampling is due to finish in March, with results expected early April. WA regulator approved a Small Mining Proposal, with mining and processing to start shortly.
Half year to 31 December 2012: loss of $2,088,587 (prior period $1,388,579). Net assets fell from $8.05M to $5.97M, due to Stage 2 drilling costs not capitalised. Delecta is described as a 24.8% shareholder. Auditor listed as BDO.
Structural study finds extensions of tested areas and several new target zones prospective for more gold. The company says only about 5% of the mineralised area is drill tested. IO Global engaged to review geochemical data. No new drilling results.
All Phase II assays are in. New hits include 12m at 6.61 g/t gold from 10m and 3m at 8.05 g/t, plus the earlier 3m at 92.1 g/t. Gold also found in greenstone schist, not just gneiss. CSA Global structural study and Stage 3 drilling are next.
First 40% of Phase II assays: 3m at 92.1 g/t gold from 41m in PFRC120, including 1m at 271 g/t. Other intersections were modest (e.g. 3m at 4.94 g/t). Remaining results due in two to four weeks.
Year to 30 June 2012: net loss $3,674,706, versus $5,253,656 the year before. Board is Landau, Popal, Taylor, Hatherley and Day. No new operating information beyond earlier announcements.
Phase II drilling finished: 5,326m of RC in 51 holes and 6 diamond holes totalling 1,540m. Some core showed traces of visible gold. Assay results are expected by end of September 2012.
Phase II drilling has started with diamond core drilling, north and east of Stage 1. The program is stated as 6 diamond holes and 5,000m of RC, well below the 15,000m RC quoted two weeks earlier.
Drilling contracts signed for Phase II: 6 diamond holes and a 15,000m RC program (initial 64 holes), July to September. Malcolm Day, managing director of largest shareholder Delecta, joins as non-executive director.
Request to ASX to resume trading after the raising. Company reports it is debt free with $3.7M cash; planned use includes $1.8M for Phase 2 drilling and $1.86M working capital.
28 June 2012capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
The $4M rights issue is completed along with a $1M placement on the same terms, approved at the 15 June meeting. Company says it is debt free; director loans were repaid in shares. Re-quotation requested.
Delecta says it has been allocated its full $2M sub-underwritten shortfall, expecting 100M shares and 50M options around 26 June 2012. Delecta becomes the largest shareholder as a result (inference from the share numbers).