International Tower Hill Mines Aktie

International Tower Hill Mines has announced a leadership change: David Wiens will become CEO and director effective August 17, and Shane Parrow will assume the roles of president, COO and director effective immediately. Wiens brings more than 20 years of mining finance experience and has committed to a private placement of USD 200,000; he will receive RSUs worth USD 1.65 million on taking office. Parrow, with nearly 30 years of operational experience, will receive 312,500 RSUs, while predecessor Karl Hanneman will remain as strategic advisor and director. The company continues to focus on developing the Livengood gold project in Alaska, with reported resources of 13.6 million ounces of gold. » More on de.investing.com

International Tower Hill Mines placed 33,672,000 common shares at $2.22 each in an upsized public offering and private placements, including stakes from Paulson & Co., raising $114.8 million in gross proceeds. The funds will finance drilling, metallurgical and feasibility studies, environmental testing, engineering, permitting and land payments for the Livengood gold project in Alaska. The company was recently not yet profitable (EPS -0.06), but analysts see potential profitability with an expected EPS of 0.17 this year. » More on de.investing.com

International Tower Hill Mines sets the issue price for an upsized equity offering at USD 2.22 per share for 29.28 million common shares and secures an additional USD 40 million private placement from Paulson & Co. This brings gross proceeds to about USD 105 million before fees. The funds are intended to finance exploration and development of the Livengood gold project in Alaska. Bookrunners are BMO Capital Markets, National Bank of Canada, RBC, Cantor and Scotiabank; a 30‑day overallotment option could increase proceeds to around USD 115 million, with closing expected on or about 27 January 2026. » More on de.investing.com