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June 2014
ACSI slams higher underwriting fees
The Australian Council of Superannuation Investors (ACSI) has fired a broadside at underwriting fees charged by investment advisers and banks for rights issues, arguing companies are often paying more than twice as much as they should to mitigate risks.
- Joyce Moullakis
July 2007
Summit chases former director
Former Summit Resources managing director Alan Eggers has refused to comment on his former employer's accusation that he breached his duties as a director in amending a joint venture with a junior explorer without board knowledge.
- Michael Vaughan
May 2007
French stand-off frustrates Paladin
Paladin Resources has extended its $1.2 billion bid for Queensland joint-venture partner Summit Resources until Friday but the stand-off with French group Areva shows no signs of ending.
- Michael Vaughan
Uranium proving a drawcard
During the dotcom boom, small miners were reborn as telcos and IT start-ups; but now there is another switch, this time to uranium mining, and despite the cynics one thing remains certain - it more often than not results in a re-rating of the stock.
- Michael Vaughan
Paladin and Areva take tentative steps to Summit
Paladin Resources has made the first concession in negotiations set to begin with French giant Areva in a bid to complete its $1.23 billion takeover of Summit Resources.
- Michael Vaughan
Summit rivals' tension mounts
When Areva Australia managing director Philippe Portella hands over the podium to his Paladin Resources counterpart John Borshoff at a uranium conference in Sydney today, attendees will be watching the two men closely.
- Michael Vaughan
April 2007
Areva move leaves Summit a little peaky
French nuclear company Areva has switched from being Summit Resources' saviour to a thorn in its side after it took a blocking stake to prevent Paladin Resources completing a takeover of the uranium explorer today.
- Michael Vaughan
Heat on uranium minnow
Uranium explorer Energy Metals has approached Southern Cross Exploration about buying its 5 per cent stake in the Bigrlyi joint venture in the Northern Territory as moves to consolidate the high-grade project gather pace.
- Michael Vaughan
Higher bid wins over Summit
Summit Resources did something it never thought it would yesterday: after almost two months of resistance it endorsed Paladin Resources' hostile bid for the company.
- Michael Vaughan
UK group trumps OmegaCorp bid
Canada's Denison Mines has let its takeover offer for uranium explorer OmegaCorp expire after a London-based company trumped it with a rival offer bolstered by pre-bid acceptances of about 20 per cent.
- Michael Vaughan
Paladin looks beyond tough Summit
Paladin Resources has conceded that its higher offer for Summit Resources yesterday has little chance of success - but its acquisition plans go far beyond Summit.
- Michael Vaughan
Areva rescues Summit
French company Areva has come to the defence of uranium explorer Summit Resources with a $292.6 million investment offer valuing the company well above a hostile bid from Paladin Resources.
- Michael Vaughan
Summit hopes for rescue from Paladin's clutches
An overseas buyer is set to rescue Summit Resources from its $1 billion hostile takeover battle with Paladin Resources by announcing a friendly deal with the uranium explorer as early as today.
- Michael Vaughan
March 2007
Summit looks for improved offer from hostile Paladin
Summit Resources has told its shareholders to reject Paladin Resources' $1.01 billion hostile takeover because the larger uranium miner will be forced to make an improved bid.
- Jo Clarke
It's a win-win bid, says Paladin
Paladin Resources returned fire at its takeover target Summit Resources yesterday after heavy criticism of its $1 billion hostile offer for the uranium miner.
- Fiona Tyndall
Rain shrinks ERA's Ranger production
Energy Resources Australia has declared force majeure on its uranium sales contracts and advised that production will be affected into the second half of the year as a result of heavy rain at its Ranger mine in the Northern Territory.
- Michael Vaughan
Summit claims Paladin bid opportunistic
Uranium miner Summit Resources has urged shareholders to reject the $1.01 billion scrip takeover bid from Paladin Resources ahead of the Labor Party's expected reversal of its "no new mines" policy next month.
- Jo Clarke
February 2007
Paladin announces hostile Summit play
The move comes as Summit pursues a court case to reclaim full control of the Valhalla project, writes Jo Clarke.
- Jo Clarke.
September 2006
Summit upset as Paladin gains ground
The battle over the Valhalla uranium joint venture in Queensland has reached crisis point, with Paladin Resources close to gaining control of Valhalla Uranium and Summit Resources threatening to use the Supreme Court to derail the deal.
- Jo Clarke
October 2005
Investing in born-again uranium takes a little faith
Uranium stocks have attracted near-religious fervour, but not all companies deserve it, reports Henry Byrne.
- Henry Byrne