Vast Resources has acquired a 95% stake in Zimbabwe-based gold mining company Delta Gold Zimbabwe from Alpha Resources and the Industrial Development Corporation of South Africa for $4.48m.
Vast Resources conducted the acquisition via its 25.01%-owned subsidiary Dallaglio Investments.
Dallaglio has agreed to provide $1.8m in funding to allow Delta Gold to clear off its debts as part of the transaction.
Sub-Sahara Goldia Investments (SSGI) has earned an option to acquire a 25% interest in Delta Gold at $4.6m plus interest by providing debt facility to Dallaglio in support of the acquisition.
UK-based Vast Resources is primarily engaged in mineral exploration and development operations.
The company is expected to gain a 23.75% interest in Eureka gold mine in Zimbabwe as a result of the acquisition.
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