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23 Dec 2021investor presentation● Neutral
IPO presentation for the December 2021 listing, repeating prospectus content. States a 100% working interest in EP 371, with prospective resources reported on a best-estimate basis. Nothing new beyond the prospectus.
Replacement prospectus for the IPO of 55 million shares at $0.20 to raise $11 million, offer closing 27 November 2021. It holds Valhalla (EP 371) via subsidiaries, with BM Canning LLC as largest shareholder; risks are flagged as highly speculative.
Historical accounts of subsidiary Black Mountain Exploration Australia for 9 July–31 December 2019: net loss $1.182m. It paid about $14.9m in September 2019 to buy the Valhalla project from Mitsubishi's Australian arm, funded by parent BM Canning LLC.
Historical half-year accounts of subsidiary to 30 June 2020: net loss $1.308m, no production, Valhalla still in appraisal. Funded by parent BM Canning LLC; nothing new for current shareholders.
Oil and gas annexure to the listing checklist, pointing to where the prospectus covers resource estimates under SPE-PRMS standards. It notes contingent and prospective resource estimates are unrisked. Administrative; no figures given in the readable text.
Historical 2020 accounts of subsidiary Black Mountain Exploration Australia: net loss $2.615m (2019: $1.182m), no production, Valhalla still in appraisal. An environmental referral for Valhalla exploration drilling in EP 371 was lodged on 21 January 2021.
Rules of the company's employee securities incentive plan, filed as part of listing. Governing document only; no grants or amounts stated in the readable text.
ASX listing information form naming Rhett Bennett as CEO and Executive Chairman, KPMG as auditor, Automic as registry, and a 31 December balance date. Administrative listing paperwork, no new commercial information.
Historical half-year accounts of subsidiary to 30 June 2021: net loss $1.135m (2020: $1.308m), no production. The Valhalla drilling proposal remains with the environmental regulator; nothing new for current shareholders.
Formal application form for admission to the ASX Official List, dated 3 November 2021, for up to 255,000,001 fully paid ordinary shares. Administrative listing paperwork with no new information beyond the admission itself.
Securities trading policy, approved 14 October 2021, setting blackout periods and insider-trading rules for directors and staff. Governing document only; no commercial information for shareholders.
Shareholder distribution as at 16 December 2021: 466 holders of 255,000,001 shares. BM Canning LLC holds 199,968,253 shares (78.42%); the top 20 hold 91.51%. Administrative listing disclosure.
The company's constitution, effective 26 July 2021, filed as part of listing. It is a governing document with no new commercial information for shareholders.
Black Mountain Energy was admitted to the ASX on 21 December 2021, with trading starting 23 December. Its IPO raised $11 million at $0.20 per share (55 million shares). 200 million existing shares are escrowed for 24 months.
Confirms the IPO closed with 55m shares issued at $0.20 ($11m) and 200m shares issued to BM Canning and an affiliate for the Valhalla holding company. Also issued 20.3m options at $0.286 and 4.54m performance rights; 200m shares are escrowed 24 months.