Lumina Metals raises C$406.2 million in upsized Canadian IPO

1 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 24

Lumina Metals and Executive Chairman Ross Beaty’s charitable foundation sold a combined 32.5 million shares at C$12.50 each in Toronto.
The offering was increased from an initial plan of 27 million shares, reflecting strong investor demand for the copper and silver mining company.
The successful IPO is expected to provide Lumina Metals with significant capital for future mining projects and operational expansion.

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