Boliden to Acquire Majority Stake in Nexa Resources for $1.3 Billion

Swedish mining firm Boliden has agreed to purchase a 64.7 percent controlling stake in zinc producer Nexa Resources for approximately $1.3 billion. The acquisition marks a significant expansion of Boliden's operations in the base metals sector.

27 Aug, 05:23 — 27 Aug, 15:04

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Why this matters

This acquisition represents a significant consolidation in the mining sector, potentially impacting global zinc and silver markets. It allows Boliden to expand its geographical footprint and resource portfolio, while Nexa Resources gains a new majority owner.

Key entitiesBoliden AB Nexa Resources SA Votorantim SA

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Boliden AB will acquire a controlling stake in Nexa Resources SA
The acquisition price is approximately $1.3 billion
The deal expands Boliden's operations into Brazil and Peru

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Boliden AB will acquire Votorantim SA’s stake in Nexa Resources SA

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Boliden will acquire a 64.68% stake in Nexa Resources

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The acquisition is valued at $1.3 billion

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bloombergHigh1d ago

Boliden to Buy Controlling Stake in Nexa in $1.3 Billion Deal

Swedish mining group Boliden AB has agreed to acquire Votorantim SA’s stake in Nexa Resources SA, taking control of the zinc and silver producer and expanding its operations into Brazil and Peru.

By Charles Daly

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