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Peru’s Alpayana Takes 20% Stake in Magna Mining for C$140 Million

A C$140 million capital injection from Peru-based Alpayana is set to reshape the ownership structure of Magna Mining, granting the private group a 19.9% stake in the Canadian firm. The deal, executed through a nonbrokered private placement, marks a significant bet on Sudbury’s copper and nickel assets.

Peru’s Alpayana Takes 20% Stake in Magna Mining for C$140 Million

Alpayana will acquire 62.2 million shares at C$2.25 each, a price point that sits slightly below Magna’s Friday closing figure of C$2.35. While Magna’s stock has faced a 19% slide since the beginning of the year, the company maintains a 26% gain over the trailing 52-week period.

Magna’s core operations are concentrated in Ontario’s Sudbury mining district, where it manages the McCreedy West Mine. The company is currently working to advance a pipeline of past-producing properties, including the Levack, Crean Hill, Podolsky, and Shakespeare sites. By securing this funding, the company gains a strategic partner with existing mining operations across Peru and Mexico.

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