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Published on 12/22/2010 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

Manitok secures C$17.64 million through C$18.1 million stock placement

Oil and gas company increases offering for a third time due to demand

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., Dec. 22 - Manitok Energy Inc. said it has settled the first tranche of a private placement. The deal priced for C$15 million on Nov. 29 and was increased to C$17 million on Dec. 16. Manitok took in C$17.64 million in the initial tranche and expects to close a second tranche by Dec. 31; the deal has been increased again to C$18.1 million due to strong demand.

The company is selling common shares at C$1.00 apiece and flow-through common shares at C$1.15 apiece. It will only sell up to C$8 million in flow-through shares.

In the first tranche, Manitok sold 10,031,500 common shares and 6,618,559 flow-through shares.

The prices per share represent a 3.85% discount and a 10.58% premium to C$1.04, the Nov. 26 closing share price.

The deal is being conducted by agent Integral Wealth Securities Ltd. on a best-efforts basis.

The oil and gas company is based in Calgary, Alta.

Issuer:Manitok Energy Inc.
Issue:Flow-through common shares, common shares
Amount:C$18.1 million
Warrants:No
Agent:Integral Wealth Securities Ltd.
Pricing date:Nov. 29
Upsized:Dec. 16
Settlement date:Dec. 22 (for C$17,642,843)
Stock symbol:TSX Venture: MEI
Stock price:C$1.04 at close Nov. 26
Market capitalization:C$22.59 million
Flow-through shares
Amount:C$8 million (maximum)
Price:C$1.15
Common shares
Price:C$1.00

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