Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
19 Sept 2022material agreement▲ GoodMajor
Coeur agreed to sell its Sterling/Crown exploration property near Beatty, Nevada to AngloGold Ashanti for $150 million cash at closing. A further $50 million is payable if gold resources there reach at least 3.5 million ounces.
Coeur re-filed its existing $100 million at-the-market stock program (originally set up in April 2020 with BofA/RBC) under a new shelf registration statement - an administrative refresh, not a new or resized facility.
10 May 2021capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Coeur agreed to acquire a 17.8% stake in Victoria Gold Corp (11.07 million shares) from Orion Co-VI in exchange for about $117.2 million of its own stock; the seller also agreed to support any future Coeur bid for majority control of Victoria - a real toehold stake with acquisition-adjacent terms, not just a passive investment.
Coeur completed a $375 million offering of 5.125% senior notes due 2029, using the proceeds to buy back $102.8 million of its 5.875% notes due 2024 in a tender offer and redeem the remainder. It also extended its revolving credit facility's maturity to four years.
Coeur entered a sales agreement with BofA Securities and RBC Capital Markets to sell up to $100 million of common stock at the market, with proceeds intended to reduce debt and for general corporate purposes.
Coeur exchanged $20 million of its senior notes for 4.45 million shares in five privately negotiated deals, and separately completed its $75 million at-the-market stock offering (via Citigroup/BMO), raising net proceeds of about $73.9 million to reduce debt.
The San Bartolome buyer paid off the remaining note balance early - $2 million immediately plus $4 million by the end of April 2019 - closing out the financial tail of Coeur's Bolivian divestment.
16 Oct 2018capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Coeur agreed to buy Rye Patch Gold/Alio Gold's real property and mining claims in Pershing County, Nevada (adjacent to its Rochester mine) for $19.0 million in stock.
Coeur and the San Bartolomé buyer signed a letter agreement cutting the notes to $25.0 million, with the buyer paying $15.0 million in cash at once. Coeur also suspended the 2.0% royalty payments until October 15, 2019 and gave up any VAT refund rights.
On February 16, 2018, Coeur and the buyer amended the San Bartolomé sale agreement. Under it, Coeur no longer had to guarantee Manquiri's credit agreement extensions or pay reclamation costs if the buyer stopped operating the mine.
Coeur agreed to sell its Bolivian subsidiary Manquiri, owner of the San Bartolomé mine, for a 2% royalty, pre-closing VAT refunds and one-year promissory notes equal to Manquiri's cash (about $28 million at 30 November 2017). The sale was expected to close in early 2018.
Coeur agreed to acquire JDS Silver Holdings, owner of the Silvertip silver-zinc-lead mine in northern British Columbia, for about $200 million in initial consideration. Up to $50 million more could be paid if milestones are met.
Coeur registered those same 2024 notes for public trading through a standard exchange offer, swapping the privately-placed notes for freely tradable ones on identical terms - no new financing or acquisition involved.
The 2014 buyout of Franco-Nevada's Mexican royalty became fully effective after Coeur's subsidiary met the required minimum-royalty threshold, permanently ending those royalty payments.
Coeur set up a $75 million at-the-market program with BMO Capital Markets, letting it sell shares gradually into the market rather than in one bulk offering.