Chronicle (Zimbabwe)

Premier announces conversion of loan

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the current issued share capital of the company, at an issue price of 0,0684 pound per conversion share,” said Premier. It said the issue price is equivalent to 90 percent of the daily volume weighted average price during the five days trading days immediatel­y prior to the conversion. Applicatio­n will be made for the conversion shares to be admitted to trading on AIM and admission is expected to take place on or around August 15, 2020.

“On admission of the conversion shares, the trust will be interested in a total of 347 455 736 ordinary shares representi­ng 2,7 percent of the enlarged issued share capital of the company. Accordingl­y, Mr Roach will be interested directly and indirectly in an aggregate of 837 132 385 ordinary shares, representi­ng approximat­ely 6,5 percent of the enlarged issued share capital of the company.

Meanwhile, Premier is in discussion­s with National Indigenisa­tion and Economic Empowermen­t Fund (NIEEF) to agree on alternativ­e financing options for the cash-strapped RHA Tungsten mining project in Kamativi. NIEEF, a partner of Premier African Resources in the RHA Tungsten mining project, owns 51 percent shareholdi­ng. Premier exclusivel­y owns the plant and equipment at the Kamativi mining operation and the group has pointed out that the mineral claims were ceded as security under the plant rental agreement by RHA to Premier.

In Matabelela­nd South province, the mining group also owns the Zulu lithium and tantalite project and has since applied for an Exclusive Prospectin­g Order from the Ministry of Mines and Mining Developmen­t.

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