Perpetua dips on planned stock offering after JP Morgan, Agnico Eagle investments

** Shares of antimony and gold miner Perpetua Resources PPTA down 1.5% post-market to $25 as it looks to raise equity on the heels of investments from JPMorgan JPM and Toronto-based Agnico Eagle AEM

** Boise, Idaho-headquartered PPTA launches $70 mln stock offering

** AEM has indicated it intends to exercise its pro rata participation right regarding the offering in a concurrent private placement

** PPTA expects to use net proceeds from the transactions to fund construction and development of the Stibnite Gold Project in Idaho, and for other purposes

** Early Mon, PPTA said it entered an agreement to raise $255 mln in equity investments from AEM ($180 mln) and JPM ($75 mln) to help develop the mine

** BMO, National Bank of Canada and RBC are joint bookrunners for the stock offering

** PPTA has ~107.65 mln shares outstanding, per LSEG data, for roughly $2.7 bln market cap

** PPTA shares on Tues closed up 2.2% at $25.38, up about 138% YTD