Chinese firm acquires Australian coking coal producer Caledon Resources

Thursday, 28 July 2011 15:06:11 (GMT+3)   |  
Shareholders of Australian coking coal producer Caledon Resources (Caledon) have approved the offer of Guangdong Province, China-based Guangsheng Property Management Co. for all shares of Caledon at a price of £330 million ($539 million).
 
Caledon's mines produce 600,000 mt of raw coal each year. By 2015, Caledon plans to raise its annual production capacity to 4 million mt.
 
Commenting on the deal, Guangsheng Property Management said it plans to strengthen its competence in mining and to expand its overseas development platform.

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