RE: Going well here!26 Sep 2025 20:35
Wildboar the deal was struck in cash terms.
“Hamak Gold and First Au Limited have entered into a binding terms sheet dated 15 May 2025. The terms give the right for FAU to progressively earn up to a 70% interest in 79 Resources Inc, the 100% owned subsidiary of Hamak Gold which directly holds the Nimba licence, through funding exploration work at Nimba as well as issuing up to £627,473 (A$1.3 million) of FAU shares (or combination of cash/shares) to Hamak Gold Limited over the next nine months. FAU will then have the option to further increase its interest to full ownership in the project should results justify, in return for continued project expenditure and the issue of a further £289,603 (A$600,000) shares in FAU, being a possible total consideration of £917,077 (A$1.9 million).”
It’s 101 stuff and actually worse than I thought. $1.9m total consideration!!
You did the first 35% tranche for $600k (+ a bit of cash) struck at $0.06, so you got 100m shares. If the share price is higher, (let’s call it 12c for simplicity), you get half the amount of shares. Your first tranche had gone up, but the remaining tranches give you half as many shares. You want the FAU share price to be as low as possible until your cash based share allocation is converted.
Enough now, this is too basic to have to be explaining.