Linklaters has cashed in on the buoyant natural resources sector after advising Kazakhstan-based copper producer Kazakhmys on its $801m (£396m) acquisition of an 18.8% stake in Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation (ENRC). London-based corporate partner Charlie Jacobs - who co-heads Linklaters' mining sector group - led the City giant's team advising Kazakhmys, with Moscow-based corporate partner Hugo Stolkin and associates Alex Molla and Sarah Radema assisting.
September 07, 2007 at 08:02 AM
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Linklaters has cashed in on the buoyant natural resources sector after advising Kazakhstan-based copper producer Kazakhmys on its $801m (£396m) acquisition of an 18.8% stake in Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation (ENRC).
London-based corporate partner Charlie Jacobs – who co-heads Linklaters’ mining sector group – led the City giant’s team advising Kazakhmys, with Moscow-based corporate partner Hugo Stolkin and associates Alex Molla and Sarah Radema assisting.
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