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.
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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.

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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