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Chilwa Minerals Closes $3.5M Nasdaq Public Offering

Summarized from GlobeNewswire - Mergers And Acquisitions

Australian miner Chilwa Minerals raised $3.5M through 625,000 ADSs and warrants priced at $5.60 each on the Nasdaq Capital Market.

Chilwa Minerals Closes $3.5M Nasdaq Public Offering

Chilwa Minerals Limited, an Australian mining company dual-listed on the ASX and Nasdaq, announced the successful close of an underwritten public offering that raised US$3.5 million in gross proceeds before underwriter discounts and related expenses.

The offering comprised 625,000 American Depositary Shares along with warrants to purchase an equivalent number of ADSs, each priced at US$5.60. Every ADS sold in the offering represents 10 ordinary shares of Chilwa, giving U.S. investors a direct link to the company's underlying equity on the Australian Securities Exchange.

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Warrants issued as part of the deal carry an exercise price of US$5.60 per ADS, become exercisable immediately upon issuance, and remain valid for five years from the original issuance date — a structure that provides investors potential upside if the company's share price appreciates over that period.

The ADSs began trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the ticker symbol "CHWM" on October 1, 2026, marking Chilwa's formal debut on the U.S. exchange and broadening its access to American capital markets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q.What was the offering price for Chilwa Minerals ADSs?

Chilwa Minerals priced its American Depositary Shares at US$5.60 per ADS, with accompanying warrants carrying the same exercise price of US$5.60 per ADS.

Q.How many shares does each Chilwa ADS represent?

Each ADS in the Chilwa offering represents 10 ordinary shares of the company.

Q.When do the warrants issued in Chilwa's offering expire?

The warrants are exercisable immediately upon issuance and expire on the fifth anniversary of their original issuance date.

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