FULL DISCLOSURE: The Deep Dive is long the equity of Golden Cariboo Resources
Golden Cariboo Resources (CSE: GCC) is looking to raise funds after rejigging its management team last week. The company, now helmed by Frank Callaghan whom is credited with the discovery of Bonanza Ledge and later turned the discovery into a mine under Barkerville Gold Mines, is looking to raise funds to fund exploration.
The financing will see the company aim to raise $2.0 million via the sale of units priced at $0.10 per each. Each unit is to contain one common share and one half-warrant. Warrants are set to have an expiry of five years, and an exercise price of $0.12 in the first year, which increases by two cents per year, hitting $0.20 in year five.
Funds are to be raised on a post-consolidated basis, with the company on Friday revealing that it would be rolling back its share count to 14.5 million shares outstanding after conducting a one-for-three share consolidation.
At the same time, Golden Cariboo intends to settle $423,250 of debt that is held by Callaghan, with 4.2 million units to be issued to settle that debt. The settlement will result in Callaghan increasing his stake in the company to 39.16% on a non-diluted, pre-financing basis.
Golden Cariboo Resources last traded at $0.045 on the CSE.
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