Tag: Anglo-American

Ottawa signs off on Teck merger with Anglo American

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Federal Industry Minister Melanie Joly endorsed the deal late Monday, saying she determined the merger will be a net benefit to Canada.

Teck shareholders approve merger with Anglo American

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A vote by Teck shareholders saw near unanimous support from Class A common shareholders and nearly 90 per cent support by Class B shareholders.

BC premier lauds Teck-Anglo American merger

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David Eby says he is delighted the companies have committed not just to come together, but to make their global headquarters in Vancouver.

Teck to merge with Anglo American

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The proposed deal would give Anglo American shareholders about two-thirds ownership in the new company.

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