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Terramin Australia Limited has announced a pro-rata non-renounceable rights issue to raise approximately $38.3 million, partially underwritten by major shareholder Asipac Group Ltd. The capital raise aims to fund key project developments and repay debt, while potentially diluting existing shareholders and increasing Asipac’s voting power.

Terramin Australia has announced a $38.3 million non-renounceable rights issue to fund key project developments and reduce debt, offering shareholders shares at a 20% discount.

Terramin Australia progresses key mining projects including Tala Hamza zinc drilling and Kapunda copper testing, while awaiting a crucial appeal hearing for its Bird in Hand gold project.

Terramin Australia reports steady progress across multiple projects including key drilling at Tala Hamza and regulatory approvals at Kapunda, while navigating legal challenges at Bird in Hand. Algeria’s recent mining reforms offer a promising backdrop for the company’s expansion plans.

Terramin Australia reports progress on its Tala Hamza Zinc Project amid Algeria's landmark mining reforms that raise foreign ownership limits and streamline permits, potentially reshaping its investment landscape.

Terramin Australia’s subsidiary has nearly doubled its unsecured loan facility with major shareholder Asipac Group and extended loan terms to mid-2026, underpinning its corporate strategy amid ongoing financing plans.

Terramin Australia has lodged an appeal after the Supreme Court dismissed its mining lease application for the Bird in Hand Gold Project, underscoring the project's significant economic and environmental potential for South Australia.

Terramin's December 2024 quarterly report reveals major progress at its Tala Hamza Zinc Project with land acquisition and a $336 million EPC contract, while the Bird in Hand Gold Project faces a legal hurdle after the Supreme Court dismissed its mining lease application.

Terramin Australia’s attempt to secure a mining lease for its Bird in Hand Gold Project has been rejected by the South Australian Supreme Court, which upheld the government’s refusal and reservation of the land. The company is set to appeal, keeping the project’s future uncertain.