Linklaters and Ashurst are among a raft of firms taking roles on Glencore International's $6.2bn (£3.9bn) purchase of Viterra, Canada's largest grain-handler, reports The Am Law Daily. Glencore has turned to Linklaters for legal advice in Europe and Asia, with King & Wood Mallesons handling Australian aspects of the deal for the commodities trading giant.
March 21, 2012 at 05:57 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Linklaters and Ashurst are among a raft of firms taking roles on Glencore International’s $6.2bn (£3.9bn) purchase of Viterra, Canada’s largest grain-handler, reports The Am Law Daily.
Glencore has turned to Linklaters for legal advice in Europe and Asia, with King & Wood Mallesons handling Australian aspects of the deal for the commodities trading giant.
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