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Mincor to be delisted as Wyloo declares success

'We are going to give the market a choice between clean nickel and dirty nickel': Andrew Forrest

 The door is set to close on Mincor's time as a listed company

The door is set to close on Mincor's time as a listed company

Wyloo launched the $1.40 per share cash offer on March 22 but extended it several times after acceptances rolled in slowly. After a month, it moved through the 50% threshold but had already held 19.87%...

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