CHARTS: The coming critical minerals trade war is BRICS short of a load
"While a large number of countries around the world continue to talk about securing raw material supply, China is actually doing something about it."
China’s Zhaojin Mining Industry said on Wednesday that its A$733 million ($477.8 million) offer to buy Australia’s Tietto Minerals has become unconditional.
The Chinese gold miner also said that as of April 24, it held a 16.24% stake in the Australian gold producer.
Zhaojin owned a 7.02% stake in Tietto before the offer became unconditional.
All the other terms and conditions of the offer, including the new offer price announced on 15 April, remain unchanged, Zhaojin added.
Shares of Tietto Minerals rose as much as 7.11% to A$0.68, its highest level since April 19, 2023.
The Chinese gold miner last week increased its offer to buy the stake it did not already own in the Perth-headquartered firm to up to A$0.68 per share from A$0.58.
The acquisition, if it goes through, would expand Zhaojin Mining’s business overseas and increase profitability.
($1 = 1.5340 Australian dollars)
(By Roshan Thomas; Editing by Savio D’Souza and Eileen Soreng)
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