On May 13, Dundee Corp. (Friday’s close $1.42) raised $151.8-million in gross proceeds via the sale of 23.9 million Dundee Precious Metals shares. That leaves Dundee with a cash pile available to support what chief executive Jonathan Goodman has said is the firm’s strategic focus on the junior mining sector. Veteran west coast dealmaker and Dundee Corporation director Murray Sinclair is literally buying into the junior mining pivot. Since May 19, he has spent $2-million buying Dundee Corp. shares at an average price of $1.23.
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