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Peruvian Metals Corp V.PER

Alternate Symbol(s):  DUVNF

Peruvian Metals Corp. is a Canadian exploration and mineral processing company. The Company is engaged in mineral processing and the exploration and development of mineral properties in Peru. It focuses on acquiring and developing precious and base metal properties in Peru. The Company's projects include Palta Dorada Au-Ag-Cu property, Minas Maria Norte property, Minas Vizca, and Minas Yanayco property. The Palta Dorada Au-Ag-Cu property is located in the Ancash Mining Department in Northern Peru and covers an area of approximately 2250 hectares. The Minas Maria Norte property is located in Southern Peru in the historic Huachocolpa Mining district, which covers an area of approximately 368 hectares and covers numerous previously exploited Au-Ag-Zn-Pb veins. The Minas Vizca covers an area of approximately 100 hectares. It also owns 50% interest in San Maurizo Mines Inc. (San Maurizo), which focuses on developing the Mercedes gold-silver lead-zinc-copper property.


TSXV:PER - Post by User

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Comment by Shoeon Dec 06, 2012 10:36pm
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Post# 20696222

RE: Maybe another reason!!!

RE: Maybe another reason!!!

Well it's cheaper for them to have had the warrants exercised yet the market conditions appear unwilling at least for the $0.20 warrants where the bulk of the proceeds would be raised. There is of course the exposure to the Peruvian side of the equation which we cannot quantify as of yet.

22,853,000 @.20 Expire Dec 23/12 For proceeds of $4,507,600

3,221,000 @.13 Expire Dec 23/12 for proceeds of $418,730

3,850,000 @.20 Expire Jan 7/13 for proceeds of $770,000

500,500 @ .13 Expire Jan 7/13 For proceeds of $65,065

Todays announced PP amounts too

14,847,727 units for proceeds of $1,781,727

7,423,863 warratns for potential proceeds of $1,484,772

Cost of Financing $124,720 plus 1,039,340 Broker warrants exercisable at .20 for potential proceeds of $207,868

Total potential dilution 23,310,930

Total potential Cash raised from this financing $3,474,367 US.

Cheers

Shoe

 

 

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