Woodsmith Mine Developer Anglo American In £31bn Takeover Approach By Australian Rival
Anglo's board are now considered in the unsolicited offer from the world's largest mining company, BHP Billiton. :
Anglo's board are now considered in the unsolicited offer from the world's largest mining company, BHP Billiton The mining giant behind a multibillion-pound fertiliser project in North Yorkshire and Teesside is the subject of £31.1bn takeover approach from global rival BHP Billiton.
Mining Giant Bhp Bets On Copper With Megabid For Anglo American
JHVEPhoto / Getty Images BHP office building in Houston, Texas. KEY TAKEAWAYSMining giant BHP Group has offered to buy rival Anglo American for nearly $39 billion.The deal would be one of the largest transaction in the industry in years if it goes through.The all-share offer is contingent on Anglo American spinning off shareholdings in two South Africa-listed units, its platinum division and its iron ore one.
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Macquarie Calls Off Plans To Sell Renewable Energy Company Vibrant Energy | Company News
The plan was called off due to a discrepancy in the valuation of Vibrant Energy, which has an enterprise value of $500 million.
Bhp Group Makes Nearly $40B Bid To Acquire Rival Anglo American
If the deal goes through, the merged entity will be the world’s biggest copper producer accounting for around 10% of global output.
Diamondback Energy (fang): Oil Outlook Improving, But Stretched Valuation, Merger May Fail
In mid-2022, I published a bullish outlook on the oil and gas producer Diamondback Energy (NASDAQ:FANG) in "Diamondback Energy: Oil Producers To Benefit From Substantial Decline In Crude Reserve." At that time, I believed that crude oil prices would inevitably rebound due to the significant decline in total US storage levels and tepid production growth. Combined with rising exports to Europe, offsetting Russia, it seems likely that oil prices would not remain as low as they were then. Since that article was published, FANG has risen by around 73%, delivering a solid total return of about 80%.
The Fastest Energy Change In History Still Underway – Pv Magazine International
In 2023, solar photovoltaics and wind comprised about 80% of global net generation capacity additions. Four times as much new solar and wind electricity generation capacity was installed in 2023 as compared with all other electricity sources combined.
Consortium Of 3 Li Ka-shing Firms Acquires Phoenix Energy, Northern Ireland’s Largest Natural Gas Distribution Network, For Us$941 Million | South China Morning Post
A consortium of CK Infrastructure, CK Asset Holdings and Power Assets Holdings is acquiring the largest natural gas network company in Northern Ireland. The deal is expected to be completed by the end of April.
Sweden Gears Up For An Uncertain Future As It Invests In Infrastructure And Energy Grid | Fortune Europe
With its capital close to St. Petersburg, the Nordic region remains on edge. Sweden has strengthened its military and upgraded ports, roads, and railways.
The Oil And Gas Industry Might Be What’s Keeping Biden’s Economy Humming On Paper Despite ‘regulatory Assault’ | The Daily Caller
'Industry-killing domestic regulations':
Oil and gas production is stubbornly hanging on as a key source of economic growth amid a “regulatory assault” from the Biden administration that seeks to wean the U.S. off of fossil fuels, experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation. Real U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) grew 2.5% in 2023, with the states experiencing the most growth owing largely to their mining sectors, which include oil and gas extraction, according to data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA).