Rover Metals Corp. - CEO, Judson Culter
CEO, Judson Culter
Source: The Market Herald
  • Rover Metals Corp. (ROVR) has closed the second tranche of its non-brokered placement of units and flow-through shares  for gross proceeds of $467,500.00
  • Under the second tranche, the company issued $412,500.00 of units and $55,000.00 of flow-through shares
  • The proceeds from the second closing will be used to finance Phase 3 drilling at Cabin Gold
  • Rover Metals is a precious metals exploration company specializing in North American precious metal resources
  • Rover Metals Corp. (ROVR) is up 12.5 per cent on the day, trading at $0.045 per share at 2:45 PM ET

Rover Metals Corp. (ROVR) has closed the second tranche of its non-brokered placement of units and flow-through shares for gross proceeds of $467,500.00.

Under the second tranche, the company issued $412,500.00 of units and $55,000.00 of flow-through shares.

Finders’ fees of $13,125.00 in cash and 255,500 finders’ warrants were issued in connection with the second tranche.

Rover Metals is a precious metals exploration company specializing in North American precious metal resources. The company is currently advancing its existing projects in the Northwest Territories.

Rover Metals Corp. (ROVR) is up 12.5 per cent on the day, trading at $0.045 per share at 2:45 PM ET.

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