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Imperial Metals Corp T.III

Alternate Symbol(s):  IPMLF

Imperial Metals Corporation is a Canada-based exploration, mine development and operating company. The Company’s holdings include the Mount Polley mine (100%), the Huckleberry mine (100%), the Red Chris mine (30%). The Company also holds a portfolio of about 23 greenfield exploration properties in British Columbia. The Mount Polley copper/gold mine in south-central British Columbia is owned 100% by Mount Polley Mining Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company. The property encompasses about 24,096 hectares (ha) consisting of seven mining leases and 52 mineral claims. The Huckleberry copper mine in west-central British Columbia is 100% owned by Huckleberry Mines Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company. The property encompasses about 25,767 ha, consisting of two mining leases and 49 mineral claims. Red Chris Development Company Ltd., a subsidiary of the Company, owns a 30% beneficial interest in the Red Chris copper/gold mine in northwest British Columbia.


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Comment by faraway1on May 31, 2022 6:47pm
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RE:RE:A POORLY CONSTRUCTED RIGHTS ISSUE

RE:RE:A POORLY CONSTRUCTED RIGHTS ISSUEBang on!

Here we have a company with two good assets and 30% of a potentially superb asset. Plus a bunch of developing assets that may or may not be junk.

Furthermore, the NAV is $5.30 per share. I am not sure how meaningful this is, but I am an asset guy and a high NAV relative to SP does give me some comfort.

Normally under such circumstances, I would say a rights deal is the route to go as it gives every shareholder the opportunity to retain their relative position.  BUT AFTER A SIMILAR DEAL  WHERE THOSE WHO PARTICIPANTED GOT CREMATED?

I don't think so.

If I were Edco or Fairholme, I would wonder what is going on here and would wonder who is making the capital raising decisions. Sure it would cost some money, but maybe it is time to hire a street wise broker who could help them navigate through this mess and broaden the interest in the company.

I am sure that there is value here but this rights issue will certainly go a long way to destroying confidence in management.
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