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Horizon Petroleum ( (TSE:HPL) ) has issued an update.
Horizon Petroleum has closed the first tranche of a secured convertible debenture unit financing, raising $2.47 million from 25 investors at $1,000 per unit, with 7% debentures convertible into equity and accompanied by share purchase warrants. The funds will be used to complete civil works at the Lachowice-7 wellsite in southern Poland, reduce existing liabilities and support general corporate purposes, underscoring the company’s push toward testing and first production from its Polish gas discoveries.
The financing also alters Horizon’s ownership dynamics, with director Trevor Williams indirectly acquiring 420 debenture units convertible into up to 6 million shares, which would take his beneficial stake to 32.3% on a partially diluted basis if all debentures and warrants were converted. Williams has agreed not to convert or exercise enough securities to exceed 19.9% actual ownership, a constraint that aims to balance his growing economic interest with listing and governance considerations while the company deepens its funding base for European gas development.
More about Horizon Petroleum
Horizon Petroleum Ltd. is a Calgary-based oil and gas company focused on exploring and developing natural gas assets, notably the Lachowice gas discoveries in southern Poland. The company raises capital through public markets in Canada and Europe and uses a mix of debt and equity-linked securities to fund field development and corporate needs.
Average Trading Volume: 167,517
Technical Sentiment Signal: Hold
Current Market Cap: C$6.4M
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