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Published on 10/9/2007 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

New Issue: Magnus Energy amends private placement of stock to raise up to C$9.3 million

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., Oct. 9 - Magnus Energy Inc. announced it has amended the terms of a private placement of shares to raise up to C$9.3 million. The deal priced on July 19 and was downsized to C$6 million on Aug. 22.

The company now will sell 83,333,333 flow-through class A shares at C$0.036 per share and 210,000,000 non-flow-through class A shares at C$0.03 apiece.

As previously reported, the placement, slated to close Oct. 31, will satisfy a financing requirement for the planned merger of Magnus and Questerre Energy Corp.

The shares have a four-month hold period.

Dundee Securities Corp. will be paid an advisory fee of 2%, which will be paid in 13,492,927 class A shares at C$0.013785 per share, or C$186,000.

Proceeds will be used for a farm-in agreement on the Beaver River properties of a subsidiary of Questerre Energy.

Magnus is an oil and natural gas exploration company based in Calgary, Alta.

Issuer:Magnus Energy Inc.
Issue:Flow-through class A shares, non-flow-through class A shares
Amount:C$9.3 million
Adviser:Dundee Securities Corp.
Fees:13,492,927 class A shares
Pricing date:July 19
Settlement date:Oct. 31
Stock symbol:TSX Venture: MEI.A
Stock price:C$0.035 at close Oct. 9
Flow-through shares
Shares:83,333,333
Price:C$0.036
Warrants:No
Non-flow-through shares
Shares:210,000,000
Price:C$0.03
Warrants:No

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