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The new deal sees Barrick take over Opawica’s Argentine subsidiary, Minera Rodeo, for US$350,000, and Opawica take a 1% net smelter return royalty on the properties.
The agreement replaces an April deal under which Barrick would have taken a private placement, giving it a 17% interest in Opawica for US$300,000, and earned a 70% interest on the property through a further US$125,000 work commitment. The April agreement replaced an earlier option deal signed in 1999.
The deal will close this month, provided regulators approve it. Barrick still has 1 million shares in Opawica and holds warrants to buy another 1 million; the warrants are exercisable at $1.25 per share until early March 2001.
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