Se suspende temporalmente cotización de Trevali Mining

La minera Trevali Mining (BVL:TV) fue suspendida de negociar temporalmente por decisión del IIROC (Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada) durante la mañana.

IIROC puede tomar la decisión de imponer una suspensión temporal de la negociación de un valor de una empresa que cotiza en bolsa, por lo general a la espera de un anuncio de noticias importantes de la empresa. La para de la negociación es emitida con base en el principio de que todos los inversores deben tener el mismo acceso oportuno a la información importante de la empresa.

La suspensión temporal se debió a la espera del anuncio de la empresa sobre su contrato de financiamiento con RMB Resources. El día de hoy, Trevali anunció que ha firmado un contrato con RMB, la división de recursos de financiamiento del Grupo FirstRand de Sudáfrica, para obtener un financiamiento de hasta USD $60 millones en deuda corporativa, a fin de reembolsar actual de la deuda y financiar sus operaciones independientes mineras en el Camp Bathurst de Nueva Brunswick.

Trevali Signs USD$60-million Senior Debt and Prepaid Precious Metals Facility with RMB Resources

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Sept. 26, 2012) - Trevali Mining Corporation ("Trevali" or the "Company") (TSX:TV)(TSX:TV.WT)(OTCQX:TREVF)(LMA:TV)(FRANKFURT:4TI) announces that it has entered into a mandate with RMB Resources ("RMB"), the resource financing division of the FirstRand Group of South Africa, to arrange up to USD$60,000,000 in corporate debt financing in order to repay current debt and to fund its stand-alone mining operations in the Bathurst Camp of New Brunswick.

The funding is comprised of the following:

• USD$30,000,000 Corporate Facility repayable over a 5-year term bearing interest of LIBOR + 5.5% per annum.
• USD$30,000,000 Pre-paid Gold and Silver facility based upon spot prices at time of closing.
• There is an arrangement fee of 4%, a Break Fee of USD$250,000 and both facilities may be pre-paid without penalty.

"Trevali Senior Management and Directors are very pleased to renew our business relationships with the RMB team and look forward to working together to close the contemplated facilities in a timely manner," stated Dr. Mark Cruise, Trevali's President and CEO. "This planned facility provides Trevali with the financial resources to accelerate underground development at our Halfmile Mine in New Brunswick and also to reactivate planned operations at the Caribou Mill and Mine Complex over the upcoming several months (conditional of finalizing the acquisition of Maple Minerals). It is an exciting time for Trevali as we transition towards becoming a significant zinc producer both in New Brunswick and Peru at a time when some of the world's largest zinc mines are approaching end of life - a factor that bodes well for the near term zinc market outlook."

The financing is subject to customary requirements for senior debt facilities including successful closing of the Caribou transaction (see News Release TV-NR-12-14 dated 14th May 2012 for details) and limited to the receipt of required approvals by RMB Resources' Investment Committee.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors of Trevali Mining Corporation
Mark D. Cruise, President

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