European Metals Holdings Limited (LON:EMH) has issued an update on activities at its Cinovec lithium and tin project in the Czech Republic for the three months ended 31 December.
The AIM-listed firm said during the period shareholders had approved a subscription of around €34mln by Czech electricity conglomerate CEZ Group for a 51% stake in Geomet, European Metals’ Czech subsidiary and the owner of the Cinovec licences.
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The company said it was currently working with CEZ to satisfying due diligence and several other conditions to approve the transaction.
Post-quarter, the company said it had raised net proceeds of around £344,236 (A$675,000) in a share placing to UK investors, the proceeds of which will be used to progress development at Cinovec and also finalise the CEZ investment.
In a separate quarterly cashflow report, the company reported it had ended the three months with cash and cash equivalents of £41,818 (A$82,000), with cash outflows for the next quarter expected to be £150,444 (A$295,000).
In early trading on Friday, shares in European Metals were 0.7% lower at 15p.