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Published on 5/9/2006 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

New Issue: Linux Gold concludes $2 million sale of discounted convertibles

By Sheri Kasprzak

New York, May 9 - Linux Gold Corp. settled a private placement of $2 million in discounted secured convertible notes for proceeds of $1,825,000.

The zero-coupon notes, priced at 91, a 5% discount, are due Nov. 8, 2007 and are convertible into common stock at C$0.40 each.

The initial $1.5 million was funded at closing and the rest will be funded once a registration statement is filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The investors will also receive warrants for 5 million shares, exercisable for five years at C$0.50 each and warrants for 2.5 million shares, exercisable at C$0.52 each through May 8, 2016 or a year after the registration statement is declared effective.

Casimir Capital LP was the placement agent.

The proceeds will be used for exploration on the company's Granite Mountain claims as well as for working capital.

Vancouver, B.C.-based Linux is a gold exploration company.

Issuer:Linux Gold Corp.
Issue:Secured convertible notes
Amount:$2 million
Proceeds:$1,825,000
Maturity:Nov. 8, 2007
Coupon:0%
Price:91
Conversion price:C$0.40
Warrants:For 7.5 million shares
Warrant expiration:Five years for 5 million shares; May 8, 2016 for 2.5 million shares
Warrant strike price:C$0.50 for 5 million shares; C$0.52 for 2.5 million shares
Placement agent:Casimir Capital LP
Settlement date:May 9
Stock symbol:OTCBB: LNXGF
Stock price:$0.43 at close May 8

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