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Published on 10/1/2012 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

Coal of Africa negotiates $100 million private placement of its stock

Haohua Energy International (Hong Kong) buys shares at 25p per share

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., Oct. 1 - Coal of Africa Ltd. said it will raise $100 million in a private placement of shares with the Haohua Energy International (Hong Kong) Co. Ltd.

The company will sell ordinary shares at 25p each. The per-share price is a 63.93% premium to the Sept. 28 closing share price of 15.25p.

The shares will be sold in two tranches of $20 million and $80 million.

Proceeds will be used for operations and development projects.

"The placement would expedite the development of CoAL's projects and lead to the formation of a strategic partnership and provide direct exposure to the world's largest coking coal market," chief executive officer John Wallington said in a press release. "The exchange of financial, technical and operational expertise will facilitate the growth and development of CoAL and the coking coal industry in South Africa."

Coal of Africa is based in Perth, Australia, and is focused on the acquisition, exploration and development of thermal and metallurgical coal projects in South Africa.

Issuer:Coal of Africa Ltd.
Issue:Ordinary shares
Amount:$100 million
Price:25p
Warrants:No
Investor:Haohua Energy International (Hong Kong) Co. Ltd.
Pricing date:Oct. 1
Stock symbol:London: CZA
Stock price:15.25p at close Sept. 28
Market capitalization:£116.82 million

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