BARRY FITZGERALD

Mincor rolls over for Forrest while others dig in

MINCOR'S board might have gone down without a fight in Andrew Forrest’s A$750 million on-market takeover bid for the Kambalda nickel miner takeover, but it seems clear that a bunch of shareholders will be ignoring the advice of their directors to surrender, writes <b>Barry FitzGerald</b>.

Barry FitzGerald
Mincor rolls over for Forrest while others dig in

It means that there is a real prospect that Mincor's ASX presence will live on, albeit with the Forrest family's bidding vehicle Wyloo firmly in control, but well short of the 90% needed to trigger compulsory...

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