Teck Resources

Anglo American agrees to buy Teck in deal reshaping mining

The deal gives Anglo access to Teck’s much-coveted portfolio of copper mines

To secure the approval, Glencore has agreed to maintain the Canadian headquarters for Elk Valley Resources for at least 10 years.

Canada approves Glencore takeover of Teck coal unit, with conditions

THE Canadian government has approved Glencore’s US$6.93 billion acquisition of miner Teck Resources’ steelmaking coal unit with strict conditions to preserve jobs, the country’s industry minister said...

Teck needs approval from 11 jurisdictions – including countries where it ships coal – to complete the sale of the business, according to Jonathan Price.

Canada to ‘carefully’ review Glencore deal for Teck’s coal

CANADA will seek to ensure job protection and uphold environmental standards in reviewing a Glencore-led acquisition of Teck Resources’ coal business, said Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland.

The deal will pave the way for Glencore to hive off its profitable but polluting thermal coal business and focus on mining metals such as copper, nickel and zinc.

Glencore to buy 77% of Teck coal business for US$6.93 billion

Glencore agreed to buy a majority stake in Teck Resources’ coal business for US$6.93 billion, ending a months-long saga and setting the stage for the commodity giant to spin off its own coal unit.

Teck reported adjusted profit of C$1.81 per share for the three months to Mar 31, compared with an average analyst estimate of C$1.82, according to Refinitiv IBES data.

Teck Resources profit misses estimates as Glencore circles

CANADIAN miner Teck Resources, the target of an unsolicited takeover bid by Glencore, narrowly missed first-quarter estimates on Wednesday (Apr 26), hit by lower prices, weak copper and zinc sales and...

Based on its first-quarter performance, trading profits this year will again beat its guidance range of US$2.2 billion to US$3.2 billion, Glencore says.

Glencore expects another bumper year of commodity trading

MINING company Glencore, which is in the middle of a fight to buy Canadian rival Teck Resources, said it is on course for yet another bumper year of trading commodities.

The Norwegian fund at the end of 2022, the last available data, owned a 1.48 per cent stake in Teck Resources worth US$287 million, while its share of voting rights under the miner’s dual-class share structure stood at 0.59 per cent.

Norway sovereign fund backs Teck Resources in battle with Glencore

Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, one of the world’s largest investors, said on Friday (Apr 21) it will support a plan by Canadian miner Teck Resources to spin off its metallurgical coal business and fo...

The Japanese company reiterated “its continuous support for Teckʼs plan to create two separate world-class independent companies.”

Sumitomo Metal Mining supports Teck’s coal spinoff

Sumitomo Metal Mining said it will back Teck Resources in its planned spinoff of coal assets, confirming its earlier support in the face of an alternative takeover proposal from Glencore.

In an open letter on Wednesday (Apr 19), Glencore said it would consider taking the offer to Teck’s shareholders directly if the board failed to engage.

Glencore raises pressure on Teck Resources with promise of higher bid

Glencore has told Teck Resources shareholders it is willing to improve its US$22.5 billion takeover offer, raising the pressure on the Canadian miner to ditch a restructuring plan and sit down at the ...

Teck investors will vote on the plan to spin off its coal mines in a little more than a week, and Glencore chief executive officer Gary Nagle has said that the company will keep pursuing a deal if Teck’s investors vote down the restructuring plan.

Teck’s controlling shareholder open to deals after planned split

Teck Resources’ controlling shareholder has given his clearest indication yet that the company will be up for sale, but only if investors throw their support behind a plan to split the Canadian miner ...