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Canadian Premium Sand Inc V.CPS

Alternate Symbol(s):  CLMPF

Canadian Premium Sand Inc. is a Canada-based supplier of patterned solar glass. The Company is developing manufacturing capacity for ultra-high-clarity patterned solar glass through the Company-owned facility to be located in Selkirk, Manitoba. The facility utilizes low-iron silica sand from its wholly owned Wanipigow quarry leases and renewable Manitoba hydroelectricity. The Company is engaged in the process of raising sufficient capital for construction and operation. The Company has over 41 contiguous quarry leases located approximately 160 kilometers north of Winnipeg, Manitoba (the Wanipigow Sand Quarry) that grant the Company the exclusive right to quarry silica sand which the Company intends to use as feedstock for the patterned solar glass manufacturing facility.


TSXV:CPS - Post by User

Comment by longrun86on Sep 18, 2024 1:21pm
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RE:RE:Up to $272 million in Indications of Financial Support V.CPS

RE:RE:Up to $272 million in Indications of Financial Support V.CPSSo far today the shares have increased from $0.20 to $0.30. Based on 83.42 million shares outstanding, the news release has added $8.342 million in market capitalization or 3% of the announced funding of $272 million.

I am not trying to be a pumper here but I believe that the increase should be quite a bit higher than 3%; granted, some of this is in the form of loans. If your view is that the market should reward CPS with 10% of the $272 million (I wouldn't go much higher than that at this point), then the share price should be closer to $0.50.

The uncertainty will continue to be at what price is everyone going to get diluted at. I would suggest that anything below the $0.50 mark would be entirely punitive to existing shareholders.

Perhaps I am dreaming.

LR
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