SSR Mining to buy Roxmore Resources for about CAD 663 million cash plus Spinco shares

By Public Technologies
  • SSR Mining agreed to buy Roxmore Resources in a deal valued at about CAD 712 million on a fully diluted basis.
  • Consideration per share set at CAD 6.75 cash, with 0.33 share of a new exploration spinout valued at about CAD 0.50.
  • Cash portion totals about CAD 663 million, with the spinout implied at about CAD 49 million.
  • SSR to take the Converse Project; the spinout to hold remaining exploration assets, with existing shareholders owning 85.01%.
  • Closing targeted for December 2026, subject to shareholder and court approvals; the agreement includes an CAD 18 million break fee.


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