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27.4.
Glencore says takeover bid for Teck Resources still stands
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/glencore-says-takeover-bid-teck-06…
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Glencore Plc said on Thursday its takeover bid for Teck Resources Ltd still stands, after the Canadian miner scrapped a restructuring plan that would have ended it.
The Swiss mining giant added that it was willing to engage with Teck's board to improve its proposal structure, but would still make an offer directly to shareholders if there was no response.
On Wednesday, the Vancouver-based miner withdrew its plan to split in two, a surprise development just ahead of a key shareholder vote as Glencore circled with a $22.5-billion offer made in March and the promise of a sweeter one.
Teck, which for weeks had defended its plan to separate its copper and coal businesses as a better option for shareholders, could not convince the majority of them.
It chief executive, Jonathan Price, repeated on Wednesday his objection to Glencore's bid, saying he would "not engage in something that is a distraction".
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Glencore says takeover bid for Teck Resources still stands
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/glencore-says-takeover-bid-teck-06…
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Glencore Plc said on Thursday its takeover bid for Teck Resources Ltd still stands, after the Canadian miner scrapped a restructuring plan that would have ended it.
The Swiss mining giant added that it was willing to engage with Teck's board to improve its proposal structure, but would still make an offer directly to shareholders if there was no response.
On Wednesday, the Vancouver-based miner withdrew its plan to split in two, a surprise development just ahead of a key shareholder vote as Glencore circled with a $22.5-billion offer made in March and the promise of a sweeter one.
Teck, which for weeks had defended its plan to separate its copper and coal businesses as a better option for shareholders, could not convince the majority of them.
It chief executive, Jonathan Price, repeated on Wednesday his objection to Glencore's bid, saying he would "not engage in something that is a distraction".
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Wieso verkaufen?
Anglo American,Freeport und Vale haben schon vor etwa 2 Wochen Interesse an der
Kupfersparte signalisiert(siehe Finanznachrichten.de).
Dann geht der Kurs erst richtig hoch unter 37/38 Euro je Aktie verkaufe ich nicht.
Anglo American,Freeport und Vale haben schon vor etwa 2 Wochen Interesse an der
Kupfersparte signalisiert(siehe Finanznachrichten.de).
Dann geht der Kurs erst richtig hoch unter 37/38 Euro je Aktie verkaufe ich nicht.
gibt es eigentlich schon Zahlen, wenn Teck den Spinoff durchzieht. Wie die beiden neuen Aktien dann bewertet werden?
Vermutlich wird es ja daraufhin hinauslaufen. Neue Aktien dann halten oder vorher Teck noch verkaufen.
Preise für Teck werden ja wohn nochmals nach oben gehen durch neues Kaufangebot
Vermutlich wird es ja daraufhin hinauslaufen. Neue Aktien dann halten oder vorher Teck noch verkaufen.
Preise für Teck werden ja wohn nochmals nach oben gehen durch neues Kaufangebot
20.4.
Sumitomo Metal Mining Confirms Support for Teck’s Coal Spinoff
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/sumitomo-metal-mining-conf…
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Sumitomo Metal Mining Co. said it will back Teck Resources Ltd. in its planned spinoff of coal assets, confirming its earlier support in the face of an alternative takeover proposal from Glencore Plc.
The Japanese company reiterated “its continuous support for Teckʼs plan to create two separate world-class independent companies,” it said in a statement. Teck has already said its main Class A shareholders — of which Sumitomo is one — had committed to voting in favor.
Teck is trying to get backing for a split of the company ahead of a shareholder vote on the proposal on April 26. Glencore has indicated it could raise its $23 billion buyout bid and that it’s willing to put an offer direct to Teck’s shareholders.
Sumitomo directly holds 18.9% of Teck’s Class A shares along with with the Keevil family, as well as 0.1% of Class B shares. It also holds 49% of Temagami Mining, which owns 55% of Teck’s Class A shares.
Sumitomo Metal Mining Confirms Support for Teck’s Coal Spinoff
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/sumitomo-metal-mining-conf…
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Sumitomo Metal Mining Co. said it will back Teck Resources Ltd. in its planned spinoff of coal assets, confirming its earlier support in the face of an alternative takeover proposal from Glencore Plc.
The Japanese company reiterated “its continuous support for Teckʼs plan to create two separate world-class independent companies,” it said in a statement. Teck has already said its main Class A shareholders — of which Sumitomo is one — had committed to voting in favor.
Teck is trying to get backing for a split of the company ahead of a shareholder vote on the proposal on April 26. Glencore has indicated it could raise its $23 billion buyout bid and that it’s willing to put an offer direct to Teck’s shareholders.
Sumitomo directly holds 18.9% of Teck’s Class A shares along with with the Keevil family, as well as 0.1% of Class B shares. It also holds 49% of Temagami Mining, which owns 55% of Teck’s Class A shares.
19.4.
Glencore Dangles Prospect of Higher Teck Bid As Vote Looms
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/glencore-dangles-prospect-hig…
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Glencore Plc said it’s willing to raise its bid for Teck Resources Ltd. in the latest attempt to sway shareholders and pressure Teck’s board, with just one week to go before a pivotal vote on the Canadian miner’s future.
The companies have spent the past few weeks in a bruising fight to win over Teck investors, after its board and controlling shareholder publicly rejected Glencore’s proposal. The Swiss commodities giant offered to buy Teck for $23 billion and then create two new companies combining their respective metals and coal businesses.
Teck is pressing ahead instead with an earlier plan to spin off its own coal mines — with an investor vote scheduled for April 26 — while raising the possibility of a sale afterward.
With the prospect of a higher bid, Glencore is hoping to convince enough shareholders to either reject the split or pressure Teck’s board to delay the vote and enter talks. Glencore is prepared to raise its offer, the company said on Wednesday, but believes any improvement should come after discussions with the board.
If Teck still refuses to engage — and if its split does not proceed — then Glencore said it’s willing to put its offer directly to shareholders.
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Glencore Dangles Prospect of Higher Teck Bid As Vote Looms
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/glencore-dangles-prospect-hig…
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Glencore Plc said it’s willing to raise its bid for Teck Resources Ltd. in the latest attempt to sway shareholders and pressure Teck’s board, with just one week to go before a pivotal vote on the Canadian miner’s future.
The companies have spent the past few weeks in a bruising fight to win over Teck investors, after its board and controlling shareholder publicly rejected Glencore’s proposal. The Swiss commodities giant offered to buy Teck for $23 billion and then create two new companies combining their respective metals and coal businesses.
Teck is pressing ahead instead with an earlier plan to spin off its own coal mines — with an investor vote scheduled for April 26 — while raising the possibility of a sale afterward.
With the prospect of a higher bid, Glencore is hoping to convince enough shareholders to either reject the split or pressure Teck’s board to delay the vote and enter talks. Glencore is prepared to raise its offer, the company said on Wednesday, but believes any improvement should come after discussions with the board.
If Teck still refuses to engage — and if its split does not proceed — then Glencore said it’s willing to put its offer directly to shareholders.
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17.4.
Teck’s Controlling Shareholder Says He’s Open to Deals After Planned Split
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/teck-controlling-shareholder-…
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Teck Resources Ltd.’s controlling shareholder has given his clearest indication yet that the company will be up for sale, but only if investors throw their support behind a plan to split the Canadian miner in half.
Norman Keevil, the 85-year-old magnate who controls Teck through “supervoting” Class A shares, offered investors the prospect of a future deal as the company scrambles to win over investors in the face of a competing proposal from Glencore Plc.
Glencore’s $23 billion offer — to merge the businesses and then create two new companies that mine metal and coal respectively — gained traction toward the end of last week, putting Teck on the back foot. Two influential investor advisory groups came out against Teck’s plan, while Bloomberg reported on Friday that Teck’s largest investor, China Investment Corp., currently favors Glencore’s proposal.
Teck investors will vote on the plan to spin off its coal mines in a little more than a week, and Glencore Chief Executive Officer Gary Nagle has said that the company will keep pursuing a deal if Teck’s investors vote down the restructuring plan.
The Canadian company will be hoping that the chance of a sale or bidding war after the split will convince shareholders it is a better prospect than the Glencore proposal.
“I would support a transaction – whether it be an operating partnership, merger, acquisition, or sale – with the right partner, on the right terms for Teck Metals after separation,” Keevil said in a commentary issued by Teck.
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Teck’s Controlling Shareholder Says He’s Open to Deals After Planned Split
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/teck-controlling-shareholder-…
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Teck Resources Ltd.’s controlling shareholder has given his clearest indication yet that the company will be up for sale, but only if investors throw their support behind a plan to split the Canadian miner in half.
Norman Keevil, the 85-year-old magnate who controls Teck through “supervoting” Class A shares, offered investors the prospect of a future deal as the company scrambles to win over investors in the face of a competing proposal from Glencore Plc.
Glencore’s $23 billion offer — to merge the businesses and then create two new companies that mine metal and coal respectively — gained traction toward the end of last week, putting Teck on the back foot. Two influential investor advisory groups came out against Teck’s plan, while Bloomberg reported on Friday that Teck’s largest investor, China Investment Corp., currently favors Glencore’s proposal.
Teck investors will vote on the plan to spin off its coal mines in a little more than a week, and Glencore Chief Executive Officer Gary Nagle has said that the company will keep pursuing a deal if Teck’s investors vote down the restructuring plan.
The Canadian company will be hoping that the chance of a sale or bidding war after the split will convince shareholders it is a better prospect than the Glencore proposal.
“I would support a transaction – whether it be an operating partnership, merger, acquisition, or sale – with the right partner, on the right terms for Teck Metals after separation,” Keevil said in a commentary issued by Teck.
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Heute aufgestockt!
Jetzt klopfen Vale,Freeport und Anglo American an die Kupfertür von Teck!
Echter Krimi und der Hauptaktionär hat gerade in einem Brief signalisiert,das Fusion bishin
zum Verkauf offen bleiben nach der Stahlkohleabtrennung!
Unter 46/47 Euro wird nicht verkauft.
Jetzt klopfen Vale,Freeport und Anglo American an die Kupfertür von Teck!
Echter Krimi und der Hauptaktionär hat gerade in einem Brief signalisiert,das Fusion bishin
zum Verkauf offen bleiben nach der Stahlkohleabtrennung!
Unter 46/47 Euro wird nicht verkauft.
Glencore proposal is a non starter: Teck CEO
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/video/glencore-proposal-is-a-non…
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/video/glencore-proposal-is-a-non…
11.4.
Glencore Sweetens Offer for Teck Resources With Cash Component
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/glencore-sweetens-offer-for-teck…
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Glencore Plc has proposed adding a cash element to its previous all-share offer for Teck Resources Ltd., stepping up its pursuit after the Canadian miner rejected an earlier proposal to buy the company and then spin off both their coal businesses.
Glencore is proposing a deal that would give Teck investors 24% of the combined metals-focused business, plus $8.2 billion in cash. The new offer would mean that Teck investors could avoid exposure to Glencore’s thermal coal business, which the Canadian firm has said is less attractive than its steelmaking coal assets.
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The vote on that plan has been scheduled for April 26, giving both Teck and Glencore a tight window to win over investors. Teck’s dual-class share structure means any takeover bid would need the support of the Keevil family, but the company’s current restructuring plan also requires two-thirds approval from the holders of regular class B shares.
Glencore’s proposal, if successful, would give the company control of Teck’s lucrative copper mines — adding exposure to a critical building block for the green energy transition, while also providing a roadmap for the larger company to exit thermal coal much sooner than it had previously telegraphed.
The biggest miners have been grappling for years over what to do with their coal mines — most have already retreated, while Glencore has held its ground on a plan to operate the mines until they are depleted by 2050. Teck said last week it spent four years deciding what to do with its steelmaking coal business.
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Glencore Sweetens Offer for Teck Resources With Cash Component
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/glencore-sweetens-offer-for-teck…
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Glencore Plc has proposed adding a cash element to its previous all-share offer for Teck Resources Ltd., stepping up its pursuit after the Canadian miner rejected an earlier proposal to buy the company and then spin off both their coal businesses.
Glencore is proposing a deal that would give Teck investors 24% of the combined metals-focused business, plus $8.2 billion in cash. The new offer would mean that Teck investors could avoid exposure to Glencore’s thermal coal business, which the Canadian firm has said is less attractive than its steelmaking coal assets.
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The vote on that plan has been scheduled for April 26, giving both Teck and Glencore a tight window to win over investors. Teck’s dual-class share structure means any takeover bid would need the support of the Keevil family, but the company’s current restructuring plan also requires two-thirds approval from the holders of regular class B shares.
Glencore’s proposal, if successful, would give the company control of Teck’s lucrative copper mines — adding exposure to a critical building block for the green energy transition, while also providing a roadmap for the larger company to exit thermal coal much sooner than it had previously telegraphed.
The biggest miners have been grappling for years over what to do with their coal mines — most have already retreated, while Glencore has held its ground on a plan to operate the mines until they are depleted by 2050. Teck said last week it spent four years deciding what to do with its steelmaking coal business.
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7.4.
... Glencore-Kaufangebot für Teck stößt wohl auf Widerstand von japanischem Großaktionär
https://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/aktien/abspaltung-von-koh…
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Das milliardenschwere Kaufangebot von Glencore für das kanadische Bergbauunternehmen Teck stößt einem Pressebericht zufolge auf den Widerstand eines weiteren Großaktionärs.
Die japanische Sumitomo Metal Mining habe ein Treffen mit Glencore abgelehnt, auf dem das Übernahmeangebot hätte besprochen werden sollen, berichtete die kanadische Zeitung "Globe and Mail" am Gründonnerstag.
Sumitomo besitzt gemeinsam mit der Keevil-Familie die stimmgewichtigen A-Aktien und damit die Kontrollmehrheit an Teck Resources, wie die Zeitung weiter schrieb. Sumitomo wolle nicht mal mit Glencore reden, sagte ein Keevil-Vertrauter laut dem Blatt. Ohne die Zustimmung der Keevil-Familie und der Japaner sei eine Übernahme von Teck nicht möglich.
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... Glencore-Kaufangebot für Teck stößt wohl auf Widerstand von japanischem Großaktionär
https://www.finanzen.net/nachricht/aktien/abspaltung-von-koh…
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Das milliardenschwere Kaufangebot von Glencore für das kanadische Bergbauunternehmen Teck stößt einem Pressebericht zufolge auf den Widerstand eines weiteren Großaktionärs.
Die japanische Sumitomo Metal Mining habe ein Treffen mit Glencore abgelehnt, auf dem das Übernahmeangebot hätte besprochen werden sollen, berichtete die kanadische Zeitung "Globe and Mail" am Gründonnerstag.
Sumitomo besitzt gemeinsam mit der Keevil-Familie die stimmgewichtigen A-Aktien und damit die Kontrollmehrheit an Teck Resources, wie die Zeitung weiter schrieb. Sumitomo wolle nicht mal mit Glencore reden, sagte ein Keevil-Vertrauter laut dem Blatt. Ohne die Zustimmung der Keevil-Familie und der Japaner sei eine Übernahme von Teck nicht möglich.
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