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Alto rejects increased hostile offer from Habrok

SYDNEY-based Habrok Mining's decision to increase its takeover offer for Western Australia-based gold explorer Alto Metals from A6.6c to 7c appears to be an uphill battle, with Alto yesterday confirming that not only do a majority of major shareholders reject the bid, but a stalled $5.1 million entitlement offer is about half filled.

 Alto says no.

Alto says no.

While the entitlement offer is on ice, after Habrok secured a standstill order from Australia's Takeover's Panel, it's clear Alto director and major shareholder, Terry Wheeler, has been able to circle...

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