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Homestake Chairman Jack Thompson says the transaction will allow Homestake shareholders to benefit fully from potential of the Eskay Creek gold-silver mine in British Columbia. He adds that the deal provides Prime shareholders with “the opportunity to participate in Homestake’s global growth strategy.”
Prime shareholders had the choice of receiving 0.74 of a Homestake common share, or 0.74 of a Homestake Canada exchangeable share. Those who did not exercise the option by November will receive the exchangable shares (which can be exchanged for one Homestake common share at any time).
To complete the purchase, Homestake will issue 27.8 million shares valued at US$300 million. Once the transaction is completed, Homestake will own 100% of Prime through its wholly owned subsidiary, Homestake Canada.
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