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12.12.25 - 23:06
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Teck Obtains Final Court Approval for Merger of Equals with Anglo American (GlobeNewswire EN)
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Dec. 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Teck Resources Limited (TSX: TECK.A and TECK.B, NYSE: TECK) (“Teck”) announced today that Teck has obtained a final order from the Supreme Court of British Columbia approving the previously-announced plan of arrangement under section 192 of the Canada Business Corporations Act, involving, among other things, the merger of equals of Anglo American plc (“Anglo American”) and Teck (the “Merger”)....
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08.12.25 - 18:30
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Anglo American′s merger bonus was a pay wheeze too far | Nils Pratley (The Guardian)
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Miner will have to do things by the book after ditching plan to pay bosses millions in bonuses after Teck dealAnglo American drops plan to pay bosses millions in bonusesShareholder rebellions over executive pay aren't what the used to be. In the past 18 months, bumper incentive arrangements for the bosses have been approved at AstraZeneca, the London Stock Exchange Group and Smith & Nephew. All those companies have managed to argue successfully that, since the bulk of their revenues are made on the other side of the Atlantic, the executives should be paid like Americans.Perhaps it was such favourable votes (for the executives) that persuaded the remuneration committee of FTSE 100 miner Anglo American that its cheeky “resolution 2” within the proposed $50bn all-share merger with the Canadian group Teck Resources wouldn't cause a fuss. Continue reading......
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08.12.25 - 11:48
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Anglo American drops plan to pay bosses millions in bonuses after $50bn Teck merger backlash (The Guardian)
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FTSE 100 miner's U-turn follows investor opposition to payouts when deal completes, including estimated £8.5m to CEOBusiness live – latest updatesLondon-listed miner Anglo American has dropped plans to award its bosses multimillion-pound bonuses if its planned $50bn mega-merger with a Canadian rival goes through, after a backlash from its investors.The FTSE 100 miner had sought shareholder approval for a plan to award its chief executive, Duncan Wanblad, a huge share bonus if the deal to buy Teck Resources to create a copper producing giant is completed. Continue reading......
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24.11.25 - 14:54
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Mining giant BHP drops latest bid to buy rival Anglo American (The Guardian)
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FTSE 100-listed miner forces Australian company to walk away from takeover after rebuffing second approachBusiness live – latest updatesBHP has walked away from another attempt to take over rival miner Anglo American after it was again rebuffed, failing in a last-minute effort to disrupt the planned merger with Canadian mining business Teck Resources.The Australian mining company reportedly became interested in making another offer for FTSE 100-listed Anglo last week, more than a year after abandoning a £39bn attempt to buy the business. Continue reading......
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24.11.25 - 14:39
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BHP Scraps Anglo Takeover Attempt (Again) - UBS Raises Question: What′s Next? (ZeroHedge)
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BHP Scraps Anglo Takeover Attempt (Again) - UBS Raises Question: What's Next?
The world's largest global diversified miner, BHP Group, has abandoned a renewed takeover approach for Anglo American, ending a brief effort to disrupt Anglo's planned $60-billion merger with Canada's Teck Resources.
BHP confirmed earlier that it had held preliminary discussions with Anglo, but said it was now "no longer considering a combination of the two companies" and would focus on its existing portfolio, according to a Bloomberg report.
On Sunday, the outlet reported:
The regulatory statement followed a Bloomberg News report on Sunday that BHP — which had already failed in a bid for Anglo last year — made a new overture in recent days. Anglo rejected that new approach, according to people familiar with the situation, having reviewed the proposal and decided that it was not superior to the combination with Teck. The people asked not to be named as the discussions were private.
BHP's renewe...
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