Apex Mining Secures $108 Million Loan for AAMRC Acquisition

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Apex Mining Secures $108 Million Loan for AAMRC Acquisition
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Apex Mining Co. Inc. (APX) has obtained a $108 million loan to finance the remaining payments for its acquisition of Asia Alliance Mining Resources Corp. (AAMRC). The loan agreement, secured by AAMRC shares, will support APX's 100% ownership of AAMRC's copper mining assets and claims.

Apex Mining Co. Inc. (APX) has secured a $108 million omnibus loan and securities agreement (OLSA) with Philippine National Bank (PNB) and Bank of Commerce (BankCom). The loan will convert existing short-term borrowing from BankCom into a long-term loan and provide funds for the remaining installments of the 100% share acquisition of Asia Alliance Mining Resources Corp. (AAMRC). The agreement allows for annual draws in three tranches until 2026, with quarterly repayments over five years.

The OLSA is secured by AAMRC shares. In 2022, APX entered a share purchase agreement with AAMRC to acquire 1.9 million shares, representing 100% equity interest, for $71.5 million over four years. The acquisition encompasses all rights, title, and interest over copper mines and mining claims spanning 19,135 hectares across Davao de Oro. As of September 2024, APX had P1.44 billion in loans payable to PNB and P2.67 billion to BankCom. The company's consolidated net income for the first nine months of 2024 increased by 33% to P3.07 billion, while consolidated gross revenues rose by 24% to P10.84 billion. APX shares closed at P3.25 on Thursday, down 1.5% from the previous day

 

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