Beowulf Mining Secures Convertible Loan and Sets Out Funding Plan for Scandinavian Projects

An update from Beowulf Mining ( (GB:BEM) ) is now available.

Beowulf Mining has secured a £500,000 unsecured convertible loan from Alumni Capital, accompanied by 4,329,004 share warrants, to provide short-term working capital while it pursues larger funding initiatives aimed at advancing its key projects for the next 12 months; the loan carries a 10% annual interest rate, a 12‑month maturity and a conversion price linked to recent market trading, while the warrants include repricing and anti‑dilution protections and can be exercised over three years. The company has also appointed Marex Financial as its corporate adviser and outlined a broader funding strategy that includes a proposed €4 million sale of its Vardar Minerals subsidiary, a planned €5 million equity raise in Finnish unit Grafintec and a potential €7 million low‑interest loan from Business Finland to help finance the €10.4 million pilot testing and feasibility work for its GAMP project, as well as ongoing work to complete pre‑feasibility and permitting milestones at Kallak, underlining its push to de‑risk and progress its Scandinavian iron ore and battery materials assets while balancing near‑term liquidity needs with longer‑term growth objectives.

Spark’s Take on GB:BEM Stock

According to Spark, TipRanks’ AI Analyst, GB:BEM is a Underperform.

Beowulf Mining’s overall stock score reflects significant financial challenges, including a lack of revenue and ongoing losses, which heavily weigh on the score. The bearish technical analysis further dampens the outlook. However, recent capital raises and project advancements offer some potential for future improvement. The stock remains a high-risk investment until financial stability is achieved.

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More about Beowulf Mining

Beowulf Mining plc is a European mineral exploration and development company focused on advancing the Kallak iron ore project in Sweden and the Graphite Anode Materials Plant (GAMP) in Finland through pre-feasibility, permitting and feasibility study stages. The company’s strategy centres on developing upstream iron ore and battery materials assets while seeking funding structures that limit dilution for existing shareholders, including project-level financing and potential asset sales within its portfolio.

Average Trading Volume: 18,440

Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell

Current Market Cap: £6.26M

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