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Galantas Gold Shares Retreat Following Andacollo Transaction Update and Capital Allocation Changes

Galantas Gold Shares Retreat Following Andacollo Transaction Update and Capital Allocation Changes

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Shares in Galantas Gold Corp declined 9.4% to 32.6 pence following the company’s latest statement regarding its proposed acquisition of the Andacollo Oro gold project in Chile, which remains contingent upon regulatory and shareholder clearance.

The dual-listed miner confirmed that it continues to work towards satisfying closing conditions for the transaction. These include approval from the TSX Venture Exchange and consent from minority shareholders, with completion now anticipated during the second quarter of 2026.

Notably, the company disclosed a material reallocation of capital raised through a recent $15.5 million fundraising round. Approximately $8.4 million of the proceeds will now be directed towards the Andacollo project, representing a substantial departure from the previous intention to prioritise capital deployment at the Indiana project. Management attributed this shift to changing strategic priorities following the proposed acquisition.

Chief executive Mario Stifano characterised the development as a significant milestone for Galantas, emphasising the importance of securing the Andacollo asset. The company noted that environmental approval for a potential restart of operations has been obtained, although it cautioned that completion of the transaction is not assured.

Trading in Galantas shares on the TSX Venture Exchange remains suspended whilst the regulatory review process continues. The market reaction on the AIM segment of the London Stock Exchange suggests investor concern regarding the revised use of proceeds and ongoing transaction uncertainty.

The reallocation of capital away from Indiana towards Andacollo may signal a broader strategic pivot within the company’s portfolio, though management has not provided detailed guidance on the longer-term implications for the Indiana asset. Investors will likely seek further clarity on the rationale behind this shift and the expected timeline for both projects as the transaction progresses towards its anticipated second-quarter completion.

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