Pacton Gold signs definitive deal to buy 70% stake in Western Australia project
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11:06 23 Nov 2018
Under the agreement, the Vancouver-based company will pay C$175,000 and issue about 3.8 million shares to Australia-listed Clancy Exploration
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Last month, Pacton reported finding gold nuggets at six locations on its Friendly Creek land Pacton Gold Inc. (CVEAC, OTCMKTSACXF) said Friday that it has signed a definitive cash and stock agreement to buy a 70% stake in a Western Australia project from Clancy Exploration Ltd (ASX:CLY).
Under the agreement, Pacton will pay C$175,000 in cash and 3.8 million in shares for the Hong Kong project, which is adjacent to its Friendly Creek and Golden Palms projects at the Egina gold area of Western Australia. READ: Pacton Gold announces latest gold nugget discovery, at Golden Palms property
The transaction is subject to approval by the TSX Venture Exchange. When the deal is completed, Pacton Pilbara Pty Ltd and Clancy Exploration will form a joint venture, with the former operating the Hong Kong project. A finder’s fee will be paid to Geonomics Australia Pty Ltd, a geological consulting firm.
Last month, Pacton reported finding gold nuggets at six locations on its Friendly Creek land.
Shares of Pacton were unchanged at C$0.28 in Friday’s Canadian trading. They slipped almost US$0.01 to US$0.20 on the OTC market.