Last Friday's announced financings: Feb. 24

Here's your daily roundup of all Canadian financings announced yesterday, courtesy of PrivatePlacements.com: the only database that tracks every private placement, every day.

1. New Destiny Mining Corp. (TSX-V: NED)

• Gross Proceeds: $2.3 million; $1.5 million
• Sector: Base and precious metals
• Units issued: 22.5 million; 10 million
• Type: Special units; Flow-through units
• Price: $0.10; $0.15
• Warrants: Full; $0.25; 18 months
• Agents: Non-brokered
• Use of Proceeds: Ongoing exploration

Company breakdown:

• Mining junior focused on projects in British Columbia
• Has had virtually no news at all for over a year other than private placements
• Currently experiencing extremely low volume

2. C2C Gold Corp. (CSE: CTOC)

• Gross Proceeds: $500,000
• Sector: Precious metals
• Units issued: 10 million
• Type: Special units
• Price: $0.05
• Warrants: Full; $0.10; Two years
• Agents: Non-brokered
• Use of Proceeds: Ongoing exploration

Company breakdown:

• Gold junior with projects in Newfoundland
• Samples from Dunnage property back in September returned 120 g/t gold
• Recently sold 689 mining claims to Klondike Gold Corp.

3. Carlyle Commodities Corp. (CSE: CCC)

• Gross Proceeds: $250,000
• Sector: Precious metals
• Units issued: 1 million
• Type: Special units
• Price: $0.25
• Warrants: Half; $0.375; Three years
• Agents: Non-brokered
• Use of Proceeds: Working capital

Company breakdown:

• Gold junior working on advancing the Newton project in BC
• Completed its first 1,000-metre drill hole at Newton in mid-February, though hasn't reported results yet
• Aims to update its mineral resource estimate on the property

4. Pacific GeoInfo Corp. (NEX: PGO)

• Gross Proceeds: $110,000
• Sector: Geomatic services
• Units issued: 1 million
• Type: Special units
• Price: $0.25
• Warrants: Half; $0.375; Three years
• Agents: Non-brokered
• Use of Proceeds: Acquisitions and working capital 

Company breakdown:

• Dormant company that offered geomatic services for business and governments
• Financing is partly to investigate potential acquisitions to "reactivate the company"