LionOre cuts conversion price for notes due in 2011

LONDON: LionOre Mining International Ltd. said it has cut the conversion price for a $144 million tranche of convertible bonds that were due to mature July 29, 2011 following the company's acquisition by Norilsk Nickel.

The nickel producer said the conversion price has been lowered from $6.1329 per share to $5.5196 per share if the notes are converted on or before July 31, or to $5.6729 per share if conversion is after July 31 but on or before Sept 5.


Note-holders who convert their notes at the adjusted conversion price will receive the same number of LionOre common shares they would have received before the adjustment, plus a cash amount for any excess shares calculated, the company added.
In May, Norilsk Nickel, Russia's largest metals and mining company, increased its offer for Canada-based LionOre to $C27.50 per share from a previous $C21.50 bid.  (AFX News)

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