
MMG faces EU antitrust warning over Anglo nickel deal
Brussels is preparing formal objections to the Brazilian nickel acquisition amid concerns over critical mineral supply.

Brussels is preparing formal objections to the Brazilian nickel acquisition amid concerns over critical mineral supply.

Anglo’s current chief executive Duncan Wanblad will lead the combined Anglo Teck group, which will be headquartered in Vancouver.
The world's largest miner offered £34/share (approx. $42.5), a 24% premium to Anglo's £27.36 close, but it was not enough to succeed.
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