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Published on 12/1/2009 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

New Issue: Futuragene raises £3 million through placement of units in two tranches

By Marisa Wong

Milwaukee, Dec. 1 - Futuragene plc has raised £3 million through a placement of units, according to a news release.

The placement consists of two tranches of 3 million units each. The first tranche consists of units of one new share at 50p per share and one warrant to subscribe for one ordinary share at 50p. The second tranche consists of units of one new share at 50p and one conditional warrant to subscribe for one ordinary share at 50p. The warrants in the second tranche are conditional on shareholder approval.

Warrants from both tranches are exercisable for two weeks from Nov. 30, 2010 to Dec. 14, 2010.

Net proceeds are estimated at £2.97 million. FuturaGene plans to use the proceeds to continue and accelerate its research and development activities on strategic crops including eucalyptus and poplar.

Hartford Growth (Trading) Fund Ltd., managed by Tiresias Capital Cayman Ltd., bought the first tranche.

FuturaGene is a London-based agricultural biotechnology company.

Issuer:Futuragene plc
Issue:Units of one ordinary share and one warrant
Amount:£3 million
Units:6 million
Warrants:One whole warrant per unit
Warrant expiration:Warrants exercisable Nov. 30, 2010; expire Dec. 14, 2010
Warrant strike price:50p
Pricing date:Dec. 1
Settlement date:Dec. 1
Stock symbol:London:FGN
Stock price:58p at close Nov. 30

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