Otmane El Rhazi from Mining Weekly | Ferrous Metals Home.
The Competition Commission has recommended to the Competition Tribunal that it approve, without conditions, a transaction that would see mining holding group Assore acquiring African Rainbow Minerals’ 50% stake in the Dwarsrivier chrome mine (DCM), in Mpumalanga. Post-merger, Assore would have sole control over DCM. Assore, through its various joint venture entities and subsidiaries, was involved in the mining of manganese, iron-ore and chrome ore together, with other industrial minerals and the manufacture of manganese and chrome alloys.
The Competition Commission has recommended to the Competition Tribunal that it approve, without conditions, a transaction that would see mining holding group Assore acquiring African Rainbow Minerals’ 50% stake in the Dwarsrivier chrome mine (DCM), in Mpumalanga. Post-merger, Assore would have sole control over DCM. Assore, through its various joint venture entities and subsidiaries, was involved in the mining of manganese, iron-ore and chrome ore together, with other industrial minerals and the manufacture of manganese and chrome alloys.
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