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Published on 7/26/2007 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

New Issue: NaiKun Wind Energy plans C$35.16 million placement of shares

By Laura Lutz

Des Moines, July 26 - NaiKun Wind Energy Group Inc. announced and then revised a private placement of shares, which is now expected to raise C$35.155 million.

The company plans to sell 7.506 million non flow-through shares at C$3.35 each and 2.6 million flow-through shares at C$3.85 each.

Cormark Securities Inc. is the lead agent with Canaccord Adams and Northern Securities Inc. as co-agents.

Cormark has a greenshoe for up to 1.5 million non flow-through shares

The deal originally priced Thursday morning as a C$35.155 million offering of 9 million non flow-through shares and 1.3 million flow-through shares with no greenshoe. The terms were amended later in the day.

Proceeds will be used for NaiKun Wind Generating Inc., a jointly owned subsidiary of NaiKun Wind Energy and Enmax Corp.

NaiKun is a wind energy company based in Vancouver, B.C.

Issuer:NaiKun Wind Energy Group Inc.
Issue:Non flow-through shares; flow-through shares
Amount:C$35.155 million
Agents:Cormark Securities Inc. (lead), Canaccord Adams, Northern Securities Inc.
Pricing date:July 26
Stock symbol:TSX Venture: NKW
Stock price:C$3.80 at close July 25
Stock price:C$3.50 at close July 26
Non flow-through shares
Shares:7.506 million
Greenshoe:For up to 1.5 million non flow-through shares
Price:C$3.35
Warrants:No
Flow-through shares
Shares:2.6 million
Price:C$3.85
Warrants:No

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