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Habe heute folgende Nachricht gefunden:

Document date: Tue 12 Jun 2001 Released time: Tue 12 Jun 2001 10:16:51
Document No: 129122 Document part: A
Market Flag: N
Classification: Becoming a substantial holder
NORMANDY MINING LIMITED 2001-06-12 ASX-SIGNAL-G

HOMEX - Adelaide

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Franco-Nevada Mining Corporation Limited became a substantial
shareholder in Normandy Mining Limited on 31/05/2001 with a relevant
interest in the issued share capital of 446,100,000 ordinary shares
(19.99%).

Jetzt ist also klar für wen Merryl Lynch in den letzten Tagen/Wochen gekauft hat.
Meine Frage, steht Normandy auf dem Übernahmezettel von Franco-Nevada oder von jemand
anderem oder handelt es sich um eine reine Finanz-Investition??

Weiß jemand mehr dazu?

mfg
Schließer

[GOLDKnight]

Dieser Deal fand schon im April statt (s. u. Möglicherweise ist er aber jetzt erst durchgeführt worden).
Neuer ist folgende Nachricht:

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Mining News
Tue, 12 Jun 2001, 6:02pm EST
Normandy Says Tiger Likely Seller of A$133 Mln Stake (Update1)
By Jason Gale


Adelaide, Australia, June 12 (Bloomberg) -- Normandy Mining Ltd. said Tiger Management LLC probably sold A$132.8 million ($69 million) worth of shares, or 5.1 percent, of Australia`s biggest gold mining company Friday.

New York-based Tiger Fund, once Normandy`s biggest shareholder, is the most likely seller of the 115 million share parcel, which were sold by Deutsche Securities Australia Ltd. at A$1.115 each, Normandy said. Tiger Fund has previously said it owns 193 million shares, or about 8.6 percent of Normandy.

``There was a large line (of shares) that went through that is suspected to be Tiger,`` said Normandy spokesman Peter Bird, adding the company isn`t aware who bought the shares.

The shares may have been bought by U.S. Capital Group or Fidelity, the Australian Financial Review reported. A Deutsche Securities spokesman wasn`t immediately available for comment.

Shares in Normandy fell 1 cent, or 0.9 percent, to A$1.15 after dropping as much as 2.6 percent to A$1.13.

Tiger fund manager, Julian Robertson, announced the closure of his $6 billion hedge fund group in March last year.

The sale of Normandy stock may increase the volume of shares traded in the Adelaide-based company, analysts said.

``It`s good because it resolves some of the over-hang issues created by everybody wondering when that placement was going to be done,`` said Matthew Starick, a gold analyst with Merrill Lynch Equities (Australia) Ltd. in Sydney. ``It improves the liquidity of the stock.``

Toronto-based Franco-Nevada Mining Corp. agreed in April to take 19.9 percent of Normandy in exchange for assets and cash worth A$393 million.
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Ciao GoldKnight

[Rrocky]

woher soll ich das wissen???