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Glencore Considers Takeover Bid, Sparks Potential Bidding War for Anglo American

Speculation mounts as Glencore, a prominent mining company, mulls over the possibility of launching a takeover bid for Anglo American. The prospect of this move has already spurred a significant surge in Anglo American's share price and set the stage for a potential multibillion-pound bidding war for the company

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Reports suggest that mining giant Glencore is contemplating a takeover bid for Anglo American, potentially igniting a high-stakes bidding war for the company.

This speculation has already prompted a notable 3% surge in Anglo American's share price, positioning it as the top performer on the FTSE 100 and contributing to the index reaching a historic high of 8,215 points.

With Anglo's market valuation soaring to approximately £37bn, surpassing the proposed £31bn takeover offer from Australian miner BHP, which was recently rebuffed by Anglo's board as both "opportunistic" and "unattractive," the stage is set for intense corporate maneuvering.

Although Switzerland-based Glencore is reportedly weighing a rival bid for Anglo, it remains uncertain whether such a move will materialize, as per Reuters, the source that initially broke the news.

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