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Published on 12/8/2010 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

Redhawk Resources revises placement of stock to raise C$20 million

Brokered offering with C$3 million greenshoe will finance development

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., Dec. 8 - Redhawk Resources, Inc. said it revised the terms of a private placement of units that priced for C$20.01 million on Nov. 21. The company now plans to raise C$20 million.

It will now sell 26,667,000 units at C$0.75 apiece. The price per share is a 13.79% discount to the Nov. 22 closing share price of C$0.87. The company originally planned to sell 25.65 million common shares at C$0.78 apiece, a 10.35% discount to the Nov. 22 share price.

The deal will be conducted by a syndicate of underwriters led by Macquarie Capital Markets Canada Ltd. and including GMP Securities LP, Byron Securities Ltd. and Primary Capital Inc. The agents have a C$3 million greenshoe.

Settlement is expected Dec. 21.

Proceeds will be used to develop the Copper Creek Property and for general working capital purposes.

Based in Vancouver, B.C., Redhawk is a mineral explorer.

Issuer:Redhawk Resources, Inc.
Issue:Common shares
Amount:C$20,000,250
Greenshoe:C$3,000,038
Units:26,667,000
Price:C$0.75
Warrants:No
Agent:Macquarie Capital Markets Canada Ltd. (lead), GMP Securities LP, Byron Securities Ltd. and Primary Capital Inc.
Pricing date:Nov. 23
Revised:Dec. 8
Settlement date:Dec. 21
Stock symbol:TSX Venture: RDK
Stock price:C$0.87 at close Nov. 22
Market capitalization:C$84.34 million

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