-- Silvercorp Metals（SVM.TO）週一盤後宣布，已與多家國際銀行達成為期三年的貸款協議。 這筆貸款總額為人民幣15億元（約2.2億美元），銀行承諾總額達人民幣20億元，是該公司原定目標的兩倍。根據聲明，貸款將在首次提取資金三年後到期。 Silvercorp補充道，貸款將以人民幣償還，償還資金來自其在中國的業務分紅。資金將用於一般公司用途，包括營運資金和提高財務靈活性。 該公司表示：“這項里程碑式的融資是對公司雄厚的現金儲備、穩定的經營現金流和成熟的融資平台的有力補充，鞏固了公司在全球礦業投資組合中實現長期戰略增長目標的財務基礎，其中包括在吉爾吉斯斯坦和厄瓜多爾的增長機會。” Silvercorp股票在多倫多證券交易所收盤下跌0.61美元，報16.96美元。
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