Vancouver Resource Investment Conference at the Vancouver Convention Centre is Cambridge House’s largest annual conference. This year’s conference will surpass previous years’ numbers with approximately 500 booths on the tradeshow floor representing more than 600 junior resource mining companies. Two speaking halls along with six workshops will run concurrently over the two-day conference providing investors with up to date information from industry experts. New this year, will be the launch of Cambridge House’s Investor College. The purpose of the college will be to deliver educational information to the junior or senior investor. A broadcast centre will also be located at the middle of the trade show floor where live onstage media will record and broadcast at various locations around the conference.
Also new this year; there will be a debate between Frank Holmes and Gordon Chang:
DEBATE: This January we have confirmed internationally acclaimed bestselling author, Gordon Chang and award winning philanthropist and global leader in fund managing, Frank E. Holmes. Frank Holmes is the Chief Executive and Chief Investment Officer at US Global Investors. He is also the recipient of both Mining Fund Manager of the Year Award from The Mining Journal and International Citizen of the Year Award from the World Affairs Council of America. Gordon Chang literally wrote the book on why one should be wary of China’s growth. Published in 2006, The Coming Collapse of China is a piece that is still gaining momentum and has attracted the attention from the likes of the LA Times to Asia Times and all in between. One might be familiar with Chang from appearances on Fox News or his regular contributions to Business Insider. On January 23, these two intellectual behemoths will take off the gloves and debate whether China is on a course to Grow, Slow or Blow. Don’t miss this and many more exciting features that will be on display at the 2012 Vancouver Resource Investment Conference.
In this week’s report, the CFB published term sheets for 10 new proposed placements from the mining, oil/gas (termed metals and energy in the report) and technology sectors. Of those, nine were for mining stocks and one for technology stocks, with the total value of new proposals reaching almost $7m. None of these placements were designated a ‘flow through’ issuance and there were no new debenture offering. The largest new public proposal was by Bannerman Resources Ltd (BAN.V), which launched a share offering consisting of 17.78m shares at a price of $0.225 for gross proceeds of $4.182m in a non-brokered placement.
The CFB published term sheets for 39 placements that were closed during the week. Of these, 27 were for mining stocks, four for oil/gas, and eight for technology stocks, with the total value of these closings being almost $248m. Eight of these placements were designated ‘flow through’ issuances and one debenture placement closed. The largest public closing was by Yoho Resources Inc. (YO.TO) which issued 4.55m shares at a price of $3.30 for gross proceeds of $15m in an offering led by FirstEnergy Capital.
The CFB also tracked three amendments to placements published at the end of the weekly report. To date, there have been 380 weekly reports created by CFB; backdated reports can be obtained by subscribers.
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