Norton Rose has taken a lead role opposite Linklaters on the $3.3bn (£1.57bn) merger of Alterative Investment Market-listed mining group Nikanor and Canadian-listed Katanga Mining.
November 14, 2007 at 08:27 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Norton Rose has taken a lead role opposite Linklaters on the $3.3bn (£1.57bn) merger of Alterative Investment Market-listed mining group Nikanor and Canadian-listed Katanga Mining.
Norton Rose acted for Katanga, which operates a cobalt-copper mine complex in the Democratic Republic of Congo, while Linklaters acted for regular client Nikanor, which also has mining assets in the country.
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