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Canamera Energy Metals plans share consolidation of up to 6-for-1 after rights offering closes

Canamera Energy Metals plans share consolidation of up to 6-for-1 after rights offering closes

ReutersReuters2026/09/14 23:00
  • Canamera plans to consolidate its common shares following its rights offering.
  • Ratio expected at 1 post-consolidation share for up to 6 pre-consolidation shares.
  • No fractional shares will be issued under the consolidation.


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