Generation Development Group Limited (ASX:GDG) Completes $233.3m Institutional Equity Raise
Equity Raising Completion
Generation Development Group Limited (ASX:GDG) has successfully completed the institutional component of its equity raising, securing approximately $233.3 million.
Use of Proceeds
The funds will be utilised to acquire Evidentia Group Holdings Pty Ltd for $244.9 million in cash, along with associated transaction costs, synergy implementation costs, and future growth initiatives.
Offer Details
The institutional placement raised around $114.4 million by issuing 27.6 million new shares at $4.15 per share, representing a 10.8% discount to the last traded price. The institutional entitlement offer attracted a 68% take-up, ultimately raising approximately $118.9 million.
Executive Comments
CEO Grant Hackett OAM stated, “We are delighted to announce the successful completion of the institutional component of the offer, with the strong support of both new and existing institutional shareholders. We look forward to the continued support of our existing investors and welcome new institutional investors to GDG in this next phase of our growth strategy.”
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