BY ROBB M. STEWART
MELBOURNE—Australian mining giant Rio Tinto PLC faces a crucial week in its quest to take over Africa-focused coal producer Riversdale Mining Ltd., after a slow take-up of acceptances since the offer was first made in December.
The bid was recently sweetened to almost four billion Australian dollars (US$3.99 billion) and the deadline extended a third time after few additional Riversdale shareholders committed themselves to selling to Rio Tinto.
Rio Tinto said Friday it had now secured shares and commitments over 33.04% of the voting rights in the Australian coal company, still well short of the more than 50% threshold it ... Read more
Source: The Wall Street Journal
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