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Jul 29, 2026
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Allied Gold’s $5.5 billion sale to China’s Zijin collapses, lands US$295 million investment - BNN Bloomberg
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Zijin Gold and Allied Gold scrapped a planned $5.5 billion (US$3.90 billion) buyout of the Canadian miner, with the Chinese company instead taking a 9.2 per cent stake for about US$295 million.
U.S.-listed shares of Allied Gold were down nearly 15 per cent in premarket trading.
The companies said on Wednesday they mutually agreed to let the July 29 deadline expire, as there was “no reasonable likelihood” the remaining conditions would be met within a reasonable period.
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