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Latin Resources buoyed by strong response to heavily oversubscribed share purchase plan

Latin Resources Ltd (ASX:LRS) (FRA:XL5) is buoyed by the very strong support demonstrated for its recent share purchase plan (SPP) which has closed heavily oversubscribed to the tune of 83% above the target.

The SPP was announced last month and set up to raise $627,000, however applications received totalled more than $1.15 million.

This response is also a strong endorsement of the companys recent move into the gold sector by way of an earn-in agreement covering the highly prospective Yarara Gold Project in the prolific Lachlan Fold Belt of NSW.

Shares jump 33%[hhmc]

The SPP response has also triggered a 33% increase in Latin Resources shares which are trading at 1.2 cents.

After receiving applications for a total of 230.16 million shares, the company will now complete a scale-back of applications equally on a pro-rata basis.

Shareholders thanked[hhmc]

Managing director Chris Gale is highly encouraged by the response with he and fellow directors also thanking participating shareholders for their ongoing support.

Allotment of shares under the SPP is expected to occur on July 17, 2020, with holding statements expected to be dispatched on July 20, 2020.

Funds will be allocated for exploration, project development, working and other capital requirements.

Yarara Gold Project farm-in[hhmc]

Last month the company signed a binding farm-in terms sheet with Mining and Energy Group Pty Ltd (MEG) to earn up to a 75% interest in the Yarara project near Albury in southern NSW, which is also prospective for copper.

Entering this new chapter focused on gold exploration closer to home in the Lachlan Fold Belt follows the company funding its South American operations through new partnerships.

LRS recently announced a JV with Integra Capital in respect of its lithium project in Argentina and this supplements a JV with global copper major Read More – Source

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