
EV Resources launches $1.52m rights issue to fast-track antimony production at Los Lirios and Tecomatlán in Mexico, with a 10:1 consolidation and new executive chair.
EV Resources launched a $1.52 million rights issue to fund its dual-track antimony strategy in Mexico, covering the Tecomatlán processing plant and the Los Lirios project.
The non-renounceable offering gives eligible investors one new share at $0.005 for every 10 held, with a free attaching option exercisable at $0.0075 and expiring in August 2030. The first $1 million of the raise is underwritten by Indian Ocean Securities, a boutique firm where EV director Luke Martino is a director and shareholder. The company said the underwriting provides funding certainty as it moves toward near-term antimony production.
Proceeds will strengthen the balance sheet as EV advances staged circuit commissioning at Tecomatlán and a proof-of-concept at Los Lirios. A portion will also secure an initial 200 tonnes of stockpiled high-grade ore from the third-party Chinantla antimony mine and fund new offtake and supply agreements.
Separately, EV will execute a 10:1 consolidation of its issued capital, subject to shareholder approval at a meeting in early September. The consolidation is intended to make the share register more attractive to institutional investors, the company said.
The board also appointed current chair Shane Menere as executive chair and named mining executive Miguel Barahona as interim chief executive, replacing Mike Brown. Menere has over 25 years of experience in mining project development and financing across Australia and Asia-Pacific. Barahona brings 35 years of Latin American and Australian mining experience, including contract mining operations at Thiess.
The shareholder meeting to approve the consolidation is scheduled for early September.
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