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Yancoal-Gloucester tie-up could be less risky than IPO

YANCOAL’s expected $A8 billion merger with Gloucester Coal could be part of a trend in which Australian companies access funds from Asian partners without having to resort to on-market capital raising in a difficult climate, according to a study of the year’s initial public offerings by Deloitte.

Lau Caruana
Yancoal-Gloucester tie-up could be less risky than IPO

The merger would also enable Yancoal’s Chinese parent company, Yanzhou Coal Mining, to fulfil its Foreign Investment Review Board obligations to float off 30% of the company without having to go through...

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