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Published on 5/15/2007 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

New Issue: Raymor settles C$2.4 million private placement of units

By Laura Lutz

Des Moines, May 15 - Raymor Industries Inc. completed a private placement of units for C$2.4 million.

The company sold 2 million units of one share, one quarter-share series A warrant and one quarter-share series B warrant at C$1.20 per unit.

Each whole series A warrant will be exercisable at C$1.55 for one year. Each whole series B warrant will be exercisable at C$1.75 between 12 months and 18 months after closing.

In a news release, Raymor described the investor as a "premier U.S. financial institution."

Proceeds will be used to augment the company's single-walled carbon nanotube production capacity and to acquire additional equipment for its metallic powders and coatings division as well as for working capital.

Raymor is a Boisbriand, Quebec-based developer of nanomaterial production technologies.

Issuer:Raymor Industries Inc.
Issue:Units of one share, one quarter-share series A warrant and one quarter-share series B warrant
Amount:C$2.4 million
Units:2 million
Price:C$1.20
Warrants:One quarter-share series A warrant, one quarter-share series B warrant
Warrant expiration:One year for series A; series B becomes exercisable after between one year and 18 months after closing
Warrant strike price:C$1.55 for series A; C$1.75 for series B
Settlement date:May 15
Stock symbol:TSX Venture: RAR
Stock price:C$1.08 at close May 14

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