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Lundin opts for more time to assess Equinox bid

SHAREHOLDERS of Lundin Mining will have to wait a little longer before voting on its proposed tie-up with fellow Canadian Inmet Mining as they assess a higher, $C4.8 billion ($A4.8 billion) offer from Australian copper miner Equinox Minerals.

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Lundin opts for more time to assess Equinox bid

Lundin and Inmet have advised they have pushed back the proposed date for their shareholder votes on their proposed $9 billion merger to March 28. The meeting was originally scheduled to be held on...

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