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Anglo American rejects BHP's $39 billion takeover bid

In a bold move, UK mining giant Anglo American has firmly declined a lucrative $38.8 billion takeover bid from its competitor, BHP

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Anglo American, a prominent UK mining giant, has rebuffed a substantial $38.8 billion takeover offer from its rival, BHP. Stuart Chambers, the chairman of Anglo American, asserted that the proposed bid lacks merit, characterizing it as opportunistic and failing to adequately recognize the company's potential for growth.

This rejection comes in response to a recent bid from BHP, signalling a significant development in the mining industry. Any potential deal resulting from these negotiations would mark a notable event, potentially reshaping the landscape of the mining sector.

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