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Winchester Equity Corporation reports as an investment issuer following its corporate name change from Three Valley Copper Corp. and its change of business from a mining issuer. Company news centers on investment-related capital actions, including secured convertible promissory note arrangements with Selma House LLC, and on TSX Venture Exchange status, ticker changes and related corporate approvals.
Recurring updates also cover continuous-disclosure matters, such as the company's adoption of semi-annual financial reporting under Coordinated Blanket Order 51-933, shareholder voting matters, governance changes and financial-reporting obligations for a venture issuer.
Three Valley Copper Corp. (TSXV: TVC, OTCQB: TVCCF) released its operating and financial results for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2022. The company focuses on its primary asset, Minera Tres Valles SpA, located in Salamanca, Chile, which is 95.1% owned by the company. MTV includes the Minera Tres Valles mining complex and 46,000 hectares of exploratory lands. Detailed financial statements and management discussions are available on the company's website and SEDAR.
Three Valley Copper Corp. updates on its 95.1%-owned Minera Tres Valles SpA in Chile amid ongoing judicial restructuring. Since the June 2022 filing for creditor protection, the company has reduced its workforce and is demobilizing contractors. Limited copper cathode production is expected until December 2022, funded by concessions from suppliers and high precipitation aiding heap leaching. However, the company expresses uncertainty regarding long-term financing and potential dilution of ownership in the event of successful debt restructuring. Defaults on senior debt are ongoing.
Three Valley Copper Corp. reported its Q2 2022 financial results, highlighting a net loss of $5.4 million and a gross loss of $5 million. The company faced operational challenges as it ceased mining activities at its Papomono site and initiated a Judicial Restructuring Procedure in Chile due to the inability to secure interim capital support from lenders. Cash resources stood at $6.8 million with a working capital deficit of $83 million. If financing is not secured, liquidation of its subsidiary, Minera Tres Valles, may occur, jeopardizing TVC's investment and control.
Three Valley Copper Corp. announced a delay in the Chilean court's response to Minera Tres Valles SpA's Judicial Restructuring Procedure filed on June 13, 2022. This filing aims to protect MTV from creditors while seeking long-term financing. The court is expected to issue an initial order by the end of July 2022. If denied, MTV could face liquidation, significantly impacting Three Valley Copper's investment. Currently, over half of MTV's 200 employees have been terminated as it conducts a care and maintenance program. The company continues discussions with Senior Lenders to secure additional capital.
Three Valley Copper Corp. announced that its 2022 annual general and special meeting concluded without a quorum, as proxies from shareholders represented only 21.5% of the votes required. Consequently, all matters from the Meeting Information Circular could not be acted upon, leading to the cancellation of the meeting. Following this, directors Liu and Smith resigned from the Board, in line with the intended outcome had a quorum been met. The current slate of directors remains in position until a subsequent meeting is called to address director elections and other business.
Three Valley Copper Corp. announced the adjournment of its 2022 annual general and special meeting of shareholders from June 22 to June 30, 2022. The decision follows an insufficient quorum of 20% of the company's common shares submitted as proxies, which fell short of the required 25%. Shareholders are encouraged to vote by June 29, 2022, at 5:00 PM (Toronto Time). The record date for eligibility remains May 13, 2022. The company emphasizes that the approval of all matters in the Meeting Information Circular is in its best interests.
Three Valley Copper Corp. announced that its subsidiary, Minera Tres Valles SpA (MTV), has filed for a Judicial Restructuring Procedure (JRP) in Chile to seek creditor protection. This filing aims to secure long-term financing and ensure business continuity. MTV's operations will be affected, including a temporary halt in ore processing and possible layoffs of over 200 employees. Current discussions with senior lenders have not yielded support, leading to concerns about future financial stability. If the creditor protection is denied, MTV may face liquidation, significantly impacting Three Valley Copper's investment and control.
Three Valley Copper Corp. reported its Q1 2022 financial results, highlighting a net loss of $7.2 million, significantly greater than $0.7 million in Q1 2021. Copper production totaled 2.3 million pounds, slightly down from Q4 2021. The company faces a liquidity crisis, needing $11 million in funding to sustain operations, with potential dilution of ownership in its primary asset, Minera Tres Valles. The suspension of the Don Gabriel mine and rising costs compound challenges. With an accumulated deficit of $295.5 million, the company is at risk of liquidation if funding isn't secured soon.
Three Valley Copper Corp. (TVCCF) reported its financial results for the year ending December 31, 2021, showing a significant gross loss of $21.4 million, up from $10.8 million in 2020. The company produced 4,209 tonnes of copper cathodes, below its revised guidance, and suspended operations at Don Gabriel, impacting production outlook. With a working capital deficit of $59.1 million and cash reserves of $8.2 million, ongoing liquidity issues pose liquidation risks for its subsidiary, Minera Tres Valles. Despite challenges, operational focus remains on the Papomono project amidst negotiations for additional funding.
Three Valley Copper Corp. has granted 508,130 Deferred Share Units (DSUs) to directors and 325,203 Restricted Share Units (RSUs) to its CEO as part of its long-term incentive plan for Q1 2022. DSUs will be granted quarterly, representing half of each director’s board retainer, redeemable upon cessation of directorship. The RSUs for the CEO account for 20% of their base compensation and will vest on January 1 of the second calendar year post-grant. The company focuses on increasing copper production from its primary asset, Minera Tres Valles in Chile.