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Published on 6/23/2011 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

Run of River Power arranges C$5.1 million placement of convertibles

Non-brokered offering sells two tranches of three-year 10% debentures

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., June 23 - Run of River Power Inc. said it plans a C$5.1 million non-brokered private placement of 10% three-year convertible debentures. The deal will be conducted in two tranches of C$1.6 million and C$3.5 million respectively.

The first-tranche debentures are initially convertible into common stock at C$0.11 per share, a 22.22% premium to C$0.09, the closing share price on June 22.

The second tranche debentures will be convertible into shares at a rate equal to 125% of the share price, calculated using the five-day volume-weighted average price ending on the day immediately prior to Aug. 31.

Settlement of the initial C$1.6 million tranche is expected June 27.

Proceeds will be used for working capital and general corporate purposes.

Vancouver, B.C.-based Run of River develops hydroelectric power generation projects in British Columbia.

Issuer:Run of River Power Inc.
Issue:Convertible debentures
Amount:C$5.1 million
Maturity:Three years
Coupon:10%
Conversion prices:C$0.11 (tranche 1); 125% of five-day volume-weighted average price ending on day prior to Aug. 31 (tranche 2)
Warrants:No
Agent:Non-brokered
Pricing date:June 23
Settlement date:June 27 (for C$1.6 million)
Stock symbol:TSX Venture: ROR
Stock price:C$0.09 at close June 23
Market capitalization:C$9.06 million

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