Inca One Gold Corp.: Inca One Secures US$2.5 Million Gold Pre-Payment Facility
INCA ONE GOLD CORP. (
FSE: SU92
) ( Inca One or the Company ) a gold producer operating two, fully permitted, mineral processing facilities in Peru, is pleased to announce it has arranged a US$2.5 million gold pre-payment facility (the Facility ) from OCIM Precious Metals SA ( OCIM ). OCIM is a Geneva-based global precious metals trader and financier.
Net proceeds of the Facility are expected to be approximately US$2.45 million and will be distributed by OCIM to Inca One and its Peruvian subsidiary, immediately following TSX Venture Exchange approval. The Facility will be payable in gold bullion and will be paid in full within 135 days after receipt of the funds. The Facility is secured by a Canadian general security agreement and in the event of default, OCIM has the right to convert any amounts outstanding into shares of Inca One at $0.43 per share. During the term of the Facility, the Company
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