Shearman & Sterling and Norton Rose have taken the top roles for ArcelorMittal on its $1.1bn (£685m) sale of a stake in its Canadian iron ore operations to a pan-Asian consortium. The deal has seen ArcelorMittal subsidiary ArcerlorMittal Mines Canada (ACCM) form a joint venture with a group led by Korean steel company POSCO and Taiwanese China Steel Corporation (CSC), entitling them to a 15% interest in the Canadian business.
January 08, 2013 at 05:59 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Shearman & Sterling and Norton Rose have taken the top roles for ArcelorMittal on its $1.1bn (£685m) sale of a stake in its Canadian iron ore operations to a pan-Asian consortium.
The deal has seen ArcelorMittal subsidiary ArcerlorMittal Mines Canada (ACCM) form a joint venture with a group led by Korean steel company POSCO and Taiwanese China Steel Corporation (CSC), entitling them to a 15% interest in the Canadian business.
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