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Indian Fab Four - ICVL, HIndustan Zinc, NMDC and JSW Steel - shine in Platts Global Metals Awards 2015Four Indian companies were among the winners at the third annual Platts Global Metals Awards, which recognize exemplary performance in near...- ICVL to invest $ 500 million in its Mozambique coal minesICVL signed the pact to buy Rio Tinto's 65% stake in Benga and 100% each in Zambeze and Tete East coal assets in the African nation for $ 5...
- ICVL acquires Rio Tinto's coal assets in Mozambique"The sale is subject to certain conditions precedent and regulatory approvals. The transaction is expected to close in the third quarter of...
- Rio Tinto drops condition of acquiring 50% stake in RiversdaleGlobal miner Rio Tinto lowered the acceptance condition on its A$3.9 billion offer for Riversdale Mining after entering into talks with CSN.
- Tata Steel ups stake in Riversdale; stock fallsTata Steel's move to increase stake in Australia-listed Riversdale Mining is aimed at increasing its bargaining power.
- Tata Steel ups stake in Riversdale; deal to help CorusTata Steel's move to increase stake in Australia-listed Riversdale Mining is aimed at increasing its bargaining power as it seeks to assure...
- Expecting to come out with FPO in mid-Feb 2011: CS Verma, Chairman, SAILFollowing a lower-than-estimates Q3 result, CS Verma, Chairman, SAIL analyses on ET Now the key factors that hurt profitability for the qua...
- Tata Steel looks resigned to Rio Tinto's bid for RiversdaleRio Tinto may gain control of the company as the financially stretched Tata Steel, that owns 24% in Riversdale, bides time to realise highe...
- Tata Steel rises on news of Rio’s Riversdale bidShares of Tata Steel surged 3.4% on Monday after news that global mining major Rio Tinto had made a $3.5-billion bid for Africa-focused Riv...
- NMDC keen on 10 per cent equity in Australian mining firmNMDC is keen on picking up 10% equity in Australian mining firm Riversdale Mining, in which Tata Steel also has 19.38% stakeholding.
- Mozambique project to yield 5.3 MT of coal by 2011: Tata SteelTata Steel, the world's seventh largest steel producer, expects coal production from its joint venture project in Mozambique to touch 5.3 m...
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