Summary:
Crypto mining firm Argo Blockchain has raised £5.75 million ($7.5 million) through a share sale with both institutional and retail investors. The company placed 51,340,000 new ordinary shares with institutional investors, raising £5.13 million ($6.64 million), and also raised £616,000 ($797,000) through retail investors. The funds will be used to pay down debt and pursue growth projects. Argo stock has dropped more than 20% following the news. In December, Argo had mistakenly published drafts implying bankruptcy but later sold its mining facility and received a loan to avoid bankruptcy.
Key Points:
– Argo Blockchain has raised £5.75 million ($7.5 million) through a share sale with institutional and retail investors.
– The company placed 51,340,000 new ordinary shares with institutional investors, raising £5.13 million ($6.64 million).
– Argo also raised £616,000 ($797,000) through retail investors.
– The funds will be used to pay down debt and pursue growth projects.
– Argo stock has dropped over 20% following the news.
Avoiding Bankruptcy:
In December, Argo mistakenly published drafts implying bankruptcy but later sold its mining facility to Galaxy Digital for $65 million and received a $35 million loan from the company.
Hot Take:
Argo Blockchain’s successful share sale has provided the company with much-needed funds to pay down debt and pursue growth opportunities. However, the drop in stock price suggests that investors may have concerns about the company’s future prospects. Argo’s previous mishap with bankruptcy rumors may have impacted investor confidence. It will be crucial for the company to demonstrate strong performance and deliver on its growth projects to regain market trust.
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