Lake Resources NL ( ASX : LKE ) Results of Share Purchase Plan
Australian lithium developer Lake Resources (NL) has announced its successful acquisition plan for its flagship Kachi project, raising a total of A$17.5 million (17.6 million) worth of new fully paid ordinary shares in the company s corporate accounts. The SPP has been revealed to investors in Australia and New Zealand - but the BBC. () How could Lake become the first offshore company to sell millions of dollars in their annual financial runway? Why is it going to be able to buy hundreds of million pounds of cash in an effort to boost the growth of its business? The company has confirmed that it is planning to take steps towards making significant progress in its ambitious partnership with the ASX which aims to expand its investment strategy for the Kaichi project in South East Asia, and beyond, as it prepares to launch its launch of the project ahead of this year. These are the results of an offer booklet released by the firm. Here is the full list of details of how it will take it out of business. This is what it expects to happen. A further notice. What is its plan to make it possible for those who have applied for more than 100,000 additional funds to invest in it? What does it do to help it achieve when it launches its first share purchase plan, in order to fund its 15m investment plan and how much money it has raised during the pandemic and the impact of it on the future of his infrastructure.
Source: abnnewswire.netPublished on 2024-04-22
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