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Oriole to raise £400,000 via placing-subscriptions

Oriole Resources plc has conditionally raised £400,000 comprising an equity raise, directors’ subscriptions and a salary sacrifice scheme.

FUNDRAISE

The fundraise comprises £300,000 in a placing and £40,000 from subscriptions by certain directors through the issue of 188,888,888 new ordinary shares at the placing price of 0.18 pence per share, equal to a 14% discount.

SALARY SACRIFICE

Oriole said that the board also intended to enter into a salary sacrifice scheme totalling £96,000 in aggregate, of the gross salaries over a four-month period from June 2022.

NameNo. of Existing Ordinary SharesNo. of Subscription SharesNumber of Ordinary Shares held post Admission of Placing SharesPercentage of
enlarged issued
share capital
following
Admission of Placing Shares
Total Option holdings post AdmissionTotal Warrant holdings post Admission
Eileen Carr5,077,98011,111,11116,189,0910.74%011,111,111
Tim Livesey 11,559,1322,777,77814,336,9100.66%35,979,9402,777,778
Robert Smeeton  8,131,1506,666,66614,797,8170.68%28,383,9526,666,666
Claire Bay765,3921,666,6672,432,0590.11%10,030,0001,666,667
Directors have subscribed for shares in the placing (Oriole Resources)

“The intention is that, over a four-month period commencing June 2022, 67% of the board’s combined salary will be applied as a subscription for new shares.

“The number of shares to be issued will be calculated based on a price that equals the 30-day VWAP at the end of each month and they will be issued on a monthly basis.

“Following the placing, the directors will collectively hold 2.26% of the issued share capital of the company.

“The intention is that the net sacrificed salary (approximately £60k) will then be applied to subscribe for new ordinary shares at the end of each month or as soon as practically possible thereafter.”

USES

Proceeds will primarily be used to advance the company’s Central Licence Package and the Bibemi projects in Cameroon.

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