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Harvest Technology raises $6.5M for defence opportunities
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Harvest Technology raises $6.5M for defence opportunities

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Harvest Technology Group (ASX:HTG) has secured $6.5 million in firm commitments through a two-tranche share placement to institutional and sophisticated investors, aimed at accelerating its global defence and autonomous systems opportunities.

The capital raise, priced at $0.01 per share, represents a nil discount to the company’s last closing price on May 22 and a 9.8% discount to its 15-trading day volume weighted average price.

The placement is split into two parts: Tranche 1 will unconditionally raise $3 million through the issuance of 300 million new shares utilising existing placement capacity, while Tranche 2 seeks to raise the remaining $3.5 million, subject to shareholder approval at an upcoming general meeting.

Executive Chair Jeff Sengelman expressed strong satisfaction with the backing from high-quality investors, noting that the capital injection significantly strengthens Harvest’s balance sheet.

The funding will primarily support the execution of Harvest’s Go-to-Market Defence Strategy, which encompasses vital defence readiness and compliance initiatives.

The proceeds will fund the ongoing expansion of the company's proprietary Nodestream technology and provide general working capital.

Sengelman extended his gratitude to existing shareholders for their enduring support while welcoming new investors to the register as Harvest positions itself for its next major growth phase.

At the time of reporting, Harvest Technology Group’s share price was $0.019.

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