To fund further drilling of its McIlvenna Bay polymetallic property in Saskatchewan,
The junior will issue 2.8 million units at 60 cents each. A unit consists of one share and a non-transferable share purchase warrant exercisable for two years at 60 cents in the first year and 75 cents in the second.
About two thirds of the units will be designated as flow-through, and about 26% of the placement will be allowed to be sold to company insiders.
In addition to drilling at McIlvenna Bay, Foran will use some of the proceeds to carry out drilling at its properties in Manitoba.
The first phase of drilling at McIlvenna Bay is expected to total 5,500 metres, to be followed by 9,500 metres in the second phase.
The Mcllvenna Bay deposit, situated in the Flin Flon greenstone belt, has a geological resource of 27 million tonnes grading 0.9% copper 3.27% zinc, 0.37 gram gold and 16.63 grams silver per tonne.
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