SSR Mining to buy Roxmore Resources for C$6.75 a share in cash, with SpinCo shares to Roxmore holders

By Public Technologies
  • SSR Mining agreed to buy Roxmore Resources, valuing the deal at about $464 million on an in-the-money equity basis.
  • Roxmore holders to receive cash of C$ 6.75 per share, funded from SSR Mining’s balance sheet.
  • Shareholders also get stock in a new exploration SpinCo, funded with US$ 10 million; ownership 85.01% Roxmore holders, 14.99% SSR Mining.
  • Deal centers on Roxmore’s Converse Gold Project, 6 km from SSR Mining’s Marigold Complex in Nevada; synergies estimated above $200 million.
  • Closing targeted for Q4 2026; Roxmore to pay a C$ 18 million break fee in certain termination scenarios.


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