Mining billionaires take $750m Liontown hit
Gina Rinehart and Tim Goyder’s investments in lithium hopeful Liontown Resources have taken a massive hit following a failed takeover bid by US giant Albemarle.
Gina Rinehart and Tim Goyder’s investments in lithium hopeful Liontown Resources have taken a massive hit following a failed takeover bid by US giant Albemarle.
As crisis-torn Swimming Australia faces the threat of expulsion from its sport, former billionaire sponsor Gina Rinehart dropped a funding bombshell which could prove to be the final nail in the governing body’s coffin.
The group, which counts billionaire Gina Rinehart as its biggest shareholder, is raising equity to fund its Kathleen Valley project in Western Australia.
The Tim Goyder-backed Liontown has been sounding out investors for their appetite to buy shares at $1.50 to $2.50 a share.
Albemarle’s Liontown deal is dead, but that doesn’t mean the company’s Australian lithium hunt is over.
The proposed $6.6bn takeover of Liontown Resources by Albemarle has almost certainly been stymied, with Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting moving to a 19.9 per cent stake.
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Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has teased more share purchases even as it moves to a dominant position on the register of takeover target Liontown Resources.
Hancock Prospecting has gone on another $152m share raid, potentially buying up a large enough stake to stymie Albemarle’s $6.6bn takeover bid of Liontown Resources.
A competing takeover offer for Liontown Resources is unlikely analysts say, raising questions about the endgame for Albemarle’s bid rival Hancock Prospecting.
Hancock Prospecting continues to creep up the share register of takeover target Liontown Resources.
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Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has built its stake in takeover target Liontown Resources past 10 per cent following a $132m share raid, posing the question – what’s the end game?
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