Australia's biggest sugar refiner CSR Ltd. announced Monday that it would lift A$375 million in equity in order to slash debt and spin-off its sugar business.
Earlier in June, the company had said that it would split off the sugar business to enhance value for shareholders.
The fund raising through a fully underwritten share offer lets existing investors to buy 7 new shares for every 40 existing shares they have.
The company has priced each share at A$1.66 and said new shares are at a 15.3 per cent discount to the dividend adjusted closing price on Friday.
CSR also posted a net loss of A$155.6 million for the 6-month period ended September 30.
However, the loss was largely due to considerable writedown in the value of its Viridian glass business.
Nevertheless, CSR reaffirmed its full-year guidance.
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