CleanGo closes non-brokered private placement raising $719,717 at $0.77 per unit
Reuters2026/08/18 22:00- CleanGo closed a non-brokered private placement of 934,696 units at USD 0.77, raising USD 719,716.80 gross.
- Each unit includes one common share, plus one-half transferable warrant exercisable at USD 0.85 for two years.
- Net proceeds earmarked for general working capital, plus corporate purposes.
- Securities carry a four-month, one-day statutory hold; Canadian Securities Exchange final sign-off pending.
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