- Arrow Minerals Limited has entered into a binding agreement to acquire Boromo Gold Limited via and all-scrip transaction worth $2.9 million
- Boromo owns 6 exploration projects in Burkina Faso, West Africa, with drill targets already identified at multiple projects with the potential for significant gold discoveries
- Mining executives with significant West African exploration experience to join Arrow’s Board and Management
Arrow Minerals has entered a deal to acquire Boromo Gold worth $2.9 million.
“The Acquisition of Boromo gives Arrow and its shareholders immediate access to a portfolio of gold exploration projects in one of the world’s fastest growing gold producing countries,” Managing Director Steven Michael, said.
Boromo Gold is a Burkina Faso-based gold explorer. Boromo owns a 100 per cent interest in six highly-prospective gold exploration projects in Burkina Faso. Drill targets are already identified at advanced projects such as Divole East and Divole West.
Boromo is currently completed a 2,500 metre reverse circulation (RC) drilling program at Divole East which when previously drilled, returned positive results.
Arrow Minerals will raise $2 million via a two-tranche equity placement to fund exploration in Burkina Faso. The company has also entered into a strategic alliance with Capital Drilling Limited who will subscribe $0.8 million in the placement to provide drilling services over a two-year period.
“Arrow will be well funded to aggressively explore its gold projects in Burkina Faso and Western Australia, with a focus on high-quality drill targets and year-round exploration,” Steven said.
To maximise the potential of its new ventures, Arrow Minerals has restructured its Board and Management. Howard Golden will be the new CEO, Tommy McKeith and Morgan Ball have been appointed as Non-Executive Directors.
Howard and Tommy have been two notable additions as they both have decades of experience with West Africa projects.