Coal buyers hope BHP’s ambitious bid fails
If there’s one group that hopes BHP does not buy Anglo American, it’s the investors already sizing up the latter’s lucrative metallurgical coal mining portfolio.
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BHP’s CEO needs to avoid facing his own ‘Origin’ moment
There’s a number of Anglo investors who believe the land grab for ‘red gold’ gives the miner a powerful bargaining chip.
Is more money the key to BHP’s South African impasse?
BHP’s insistence that Anglo American shed its South African assets is the key sticking point to a deal, but 1800 office workers and a 320-year-old winery also play a role.
BHP buyout of Anglo American ‘now more likely’
Anglo is no longer quibbling about the value of BHP’s offer for its shares. A friendly deal now hangs on whether agreement can be reached on its structure.
Anglo, it’s time to say yes to BHP
The board and shareholders of Anglo American should rush to accept BHP’s offer, but only after screwing a little more out of the Big Australian.
Anglo blinks as BHP takes a step closer to its megadeal
The fate of a $74bn mining merger now hangs on the future of two South African miners. So who will give ground?
ASX 200 falls; Karoon hit with first strike
Shareholder revolt at Karoon Energy AGM. Qenos creditors agree to collapsed group’s sale. BHP risks overpaying for Anglo American: RBC. Xero soars while Nufarm falls after results.
Anglo rejects BHP sweetener, but door’s open
Mining giant BHP has one week to woo Anglo American, which has agreed to talks after rejecting its persistent suitor’s latest ‘final’ near-$74bn takeover bid.
How the mines BHP rejected forged their own path
Nearly a decade on from the messy divorce from BHP, South32 has rebuilt itself. What are the lessons for Anglo American?
ASX ends flat; Webjet lifts; Eagers dives
Inghams says not impacted by bird flu case. Webjet gains on demerger plan. Eagers dives on earnings warning. Telstra hit by downgrades. D-Day for BHP’s next Anglo move.
ASX 200 eases; James Hardie, Star drop
ANZ probing internet banking issues. RBA avoids ‘excessive fine-tuning’. James Hardie’s cloudy outlook weighs. Sonic flags weak earnings. TechOne, ALS gain. Telstra job cuts. Star falls on Hard Rock dismissal.
Former BHP chair Argus urges Anglo to hold talks
Don Argus says Anglo American ‘does not warrant’ a higher bid, and the Anglo board should come to their senses and begin talks with his successor at the Australian mining giant.
Will BHP’s ‘Plan B’ go all the way to win over Anglo?
As the deadline approaches on the mega merger, the Australian giant’s CEO is mulling a new path to save his $64bn deal.
BHP’s dilemma: should I stay or should I go?
Fold, double down, or stand pat: these are the choices facing BHP boss Mike Henry in the mining giant’s standoff with Anglo American.
Opportunity knocks in Anglo American fire sale
Forget Chilean copper, the real opportunity for Australian shareholders is in Anglo’s fire sale of its Queensland coal mines.
What happens if BHP walks away from Anglo bid?
BHP has seven days to decide whether to put up or shut up on its Anglo bid. But does that mean the game is over if BHP walks away?
BHP’s mega deal now all turns on a single question
BHP may have the popular vote behind it, but Anglo American’s strategy is to run down the clock.
ASX lifts on post-budget mining bounce
Aussie stocks lifted on Wednesday on the back of a mining rally fuelled by bourse heavyweight BHP.
CEO signals BHP will walk without Anglo talks
BHP boss Mike Henry has thrown down the gauntlet to Anglo American shareholders, signalling BHP will abandon its takeover bid unless Anglo’s board negotiates.
Suitors set to start circling Anglo American assets
A conga line of bidders will now line up for parts of Anglo American, the London miner that rejected BHP’s $64bn bid and is now moving forward with its own break-up plan.
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