shockedcanadian
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China is going to win.
They can sell into your country but they buy nothing from yours. They can buy your land and houses, you cannot buy in theirs.
Now they are consolidating their control of resources.
Weak Western leaders and greedy corporations have sold out our values to the highest bidder while shipping out our Middle Class...
Jan 26 (Reuters) - Zijin Gold has agreed to buy Canada's Allied Gold for about C$5.5 billion ($4.02 billion) in cash, the companies said on Monday, as the Chinese miner ramps up its global expansion against the backdrop of strong bullion price.
Under the deal, Zijin will pay C$44 per share, implying a premium of about 5.4% to Allied stock's last close. U.S.-listed shares of Allied were up nearly 4% in premarket trading.
A sharp rise in gold prices has improved miners' margins and cash flows, fueling consolidation as large producers chase long-life assets and boost output through acquisitions rather than greenfield development.
"The transaction provides a highly attractive all-cash offer for Allied Gold at what represents an all-time high for the company's share price, crystallizing significant and certain value for its shareholders," said Allied Gold CEO Peter Marrone.
The companies expect the transaction to close by late April 2026.
They can sell into your country but they buy nothing from yours. They can buy your land and houses, you cannot buy in theirs.
Now they are consolidating their control of resources.
Weak Western leaders and greedy corporations have sold out our values to the highest bidder while shipping out our Middle Class...
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Jan 26 (Reuters) - Zijin Gold has agreed to buy Canada's Allied Gold for about C$5.5 billion ($4.02 billion) in cash, the companies said on Monday, as the Chinese miner ramps up its global expansion against the backdrop of strong bullion price.
Under the deal, Zijin will pay C$44 per share, implying a premium of about 5.4% to Allied stock's last close. U.S.-listed shares of Allied were up nearly 4% in premarket trading.
A sharp rise in gold prices has improved miners' margins and cash flows, fueling consolidation as large producers chase long-life assets and boost output through acquisitions rather than greenfield development.
"The transaction provides a highly attractive all-cash offer for Allied Gold at what represents an all-time high for the company's share price, crystallizing significant and certain value for its shareholders," said Allied Gold CEO Peter Marrone.
The companies expect the transaction to close by late April 2026.