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Capricorn Metals (ASX: $CMM) repays $50 million corporate debt
Completes debt repayment ahead of schedule, freeing up resources for future projects
Jun 27, 2025 01:33 PM Stock Piper

Capricorn Metals achieves debt-free status

Capricorn Metals (ASX:CMM) has successfully repaid its remaining $50 million corporate debt to Macquarie Bank Limited ahead of its scheduled maturity date in June 2025. With substantial cash and bullion holdings of $405 million, Capricorn is now debt-free and well-positioned to fund future developments.

Capricorn Metals' strategic debt management

Capricorn Metals has repaid its $50 million debt to Macquarie Bank Limited ahead of schedule, supported by strong cash flow from the Karlawinda project and significant cash and bullion holdings of $405 million. This positions the company to focus on the Karlawinda Expansion Project and the Mt Gibson Gold Project without financial burdens. The company has also completed its gold hedging obligations, enhancing its financial flexibility. Capricorn's strong financial health and strategic capital management are key to its future development plans.

Executive commentary on debt repayment

The decision to repay the debt ahead of schedule reflects our robust financial position and strategic foresight. This enables us to focus on future growth without financial constraints.