Chinese miner seeks African projects
SUNDANCE Resources will continue to suspend share trading until a takeover agreement has been reached with China’s Sichuan Hanlong Group. Last month, Hanlong was given the green light by China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) to purchase the international iron ore company, conditional to a “reasonable acquisition price”. Sundance said in a statement share trading would remain suspended until negotiations for the acquisition price had been completed, “at which point in time it will have sufficient certainty to update the market”. In May, Hanlong announced it had proposed to acquire 100 per cent of Sundance for $0.54 per share, valuing the company at $1.7 billion. Sundance board members said the price was attractive and recommended that shareholders vote in...