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Published on 8/18/2016 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

Canadian Orebodies completes C$5.76 million oversubscribed units sale

Proceeds of non-brokered deal finance exploration of Hemlo property

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., Aug. 18 – Canadian Orebodies Inc. said it raised C$3.35 million in the second and final tranche of a C$5.76 million non-brokered private placement of units. The “significantly oversubscribed” deal priced on July 28 and was increased to C$5.6 million from C$3 million on Aug. 12, when the company raised C$2.4 million in the first tranche.

The company sold 95,957,999 units of one common share and one half-share warrant at C$0.06 per unit. It sold 40,086,668 units in the initial tranche and 55,871,331 units in the second tranche.

Each whole warrant is exercisable at C$0.14 for 18 months.

Proceeds will be used for exploration and advancement of the Hemlo property and for general corporate purposes.

Based in Timmins, Ont., Canadian Orebodies is a junior natural resource exploration and development company.

Issuer:Canadian Orebodies Inc.
Issue:Units of one common share and one half-share warrant
Amount:C$5,757,480
Units:95,957,999
Price:C$0.06
Warrants:One half-share warrant per unit
Warrant expiration:18 months
Warrant strike price:C$0.14
Agent:Non-brokered
Pricing date:July 28
Upsized:Aug. 12
Settlement dates:Aug. 12 (for C$2,405,200), Aug. 18 (for C$3,352,280)
Stock symbol:TSX Venture: CO
Stock price:C$0.01 at close July 27
Market capitalization:C$493,860

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