Star Minerals (ASX:SMS) has unveiled a renounceable rights issue to raise up to $2.5 million. This initiative will back the company's acquisition and development plans, especially focusing on the Cobra Uranium Project in Namibia. Eligible shareholders can purchase additional shares at $0.04, a 27% discount from the last trading price.
Star Minerals is taking bold steps with its renounceable rights issue aimed at raising $2.5 million. The funds will support exploration activities at the Cobra Uranium Project in Namibia, as well as ongoing projects like Tumblegum South and West Bryah. This move is crucial for completing the Cobra Project acquisition and aligns with the company's goal to strengthen its uranium resources. The rights issue underscores the company's commitment to sustainable energy and expanding its project portfolio, with trading of rights commencing on 6 November 2024 and closing on 20 November 2024.
We are excited to offer our shareholders an opportunity to participate in this rights issue, which aligns with our strategy to enhance our uranium resource base. The funds will be pivotal in advancing our existing projects and securing our position in the mining sector.