$28 billion takeover of Aussie company
An Australian gold miner has announced it will back a mammoth takeover offer in one of the biggest buyouts of the year.
An Australian gold miner has announced it will back a mammoth takeover offer in one of the biggest buyouts of the year.
It was Newcrest’s copper-rich gold mines that gave it the extra shine as the US mining giant Newmont circled.
The blockbuster deal with Newmont will combine two of the world’s largest gold producers, with a growing exposure to copper.
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Newcrest’s board has indicated it may smile on Newmont’s sweetened takeover bid, which could see the world’s largest gold miner list on the ASX.
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Newmont Mining had been weighing an acquisition of rival Newcrest before its chief executive Sandeep Biswas departed.
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The US giant’s opportunistic takeover bid – lobbed after years of yearning – halves the value of gold in the ground for Newcrest shareholders.
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