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Pure, Comet shake hands on gas royalties

PURE Energy has exercised an option to pay $3 million for Comet Ridges royalty interest in the Ti...

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Both companies previously agreed that the acquisition had the potential to generate up to $8 million in royalty revenue.

Having exercised the option, Pure will acquire the royalty over CSM sales from the Tipton West gas field and associated permits – ATP’s 683, 689 and PL198.

Pure said it would pay for the interest with funds from a recent $5.25 million share placement, the remainder of which would help accelerate the appraisal and development of its Bowen Basin tenements and be used as general working capital.

The company is proceeding with a share purchase plan to raise a further $2 million.

Tipton West is operated by Arrow, which is a cornerstone investor and major shareholder in Pure and has a 60% stake, while Beach Petroleum holds the remaining 40%.

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