Harmony&#39;s Bid Flouts US Law, Says Gold Fields
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GOLD Fields, moving to hold its ground in the face of an increasingly hostile takeover battle with Harmony, filed a complaint in a New York district court on Friday in one of many actions taken to stymie Harmony&#39;s bid to become the world&#39;s biggest gold
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LONDON (CBS.MW) -- Gold Fields (GFI) said Friday it welcomed a decision by a South African appeals court that Harmony Gold Mining (HMY) cannot exercise any voting rights from Gold Fields shares it may acquire from its early settlement offer until
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The board of gold miner Gold Fields says the bid by rival Harmony &quot;significantly undervalues&quot; Gold Fields&#39; portfolio of assets and completely disregards the significant value that will be created from the IAMGold transaction.
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Harmony Gold Mining Co., the biggest miner of South African gold, made a hostile offer to buy Gold Fields Ltd. for 52.9 billion rand ($8.
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Harmony Gold Mining Co. Ltd. accused Gold Fields Ltd. directors of mismanaging their South African assets, in a report Tuesday aimed at persuading shareholders to support Harmony's &#36;8.1 billion hostile takeover bid.
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Harmony, the South African gold producer, yesterday lost the latest round in the battle to gain control of its rival, Gold Fields, when the South African court said both stages of its bid must be approved by the competition authorities.
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The Motley Fool - Here's something you don't see every day -- the continuing brouhaha between Oracle (Nasdaq: ORCL - News) and PeopleSoft (Nasdaq: PSFT - News) being a notable exception. South Africa's Harmony Gold Mining Company (NYSE: HMY - News) has announced a hostile takeover bid to acquire fellow South African miner Gold Fields Limited (NYSE: GFI - News). The transaction, if it takes place, would be an all-stock acquisition, with Harmony issuing 1.275 new shares in payment for each share of Gold Fields. The deal would value Gold Fields at more than &#36;8 billion. ...
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A battle over a hostile takeover bid to create the world&#39;s largest gold mining group has spilled over into court, with Gold Fields Limited (GFI) accusing rival Harmony of being in breach of South African criminal laws.
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South African regulators ruled Monday in favor of Harmony Gold Mining Co. Ltd. in the first of a series of legal and regulatory challenges to its hostile &#36;7.1 billion takeover bid for rival mining company Gold Fields Ltd.
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THE defence of Gold Fields against a hostile $8.1 billion (Â£4.3 billion) bid from Harmony Gold Mining, its smaller South African rival, was dealt a further blow last night when a US court threw out its legal challenge to the takeover.
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SA&#39;s largest gold producer, Harmony, is expected to launch a hostile bid for rival gold company Gold Fields today, in concert with Gold Fields&#39; largest shareholder, Russia&#39;s Norilsk.
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Johannesburg - South African gold mining giant Gold Fields on Wednesday warned its shareholders that rival Harmony was &quot;financially stretched&quot; and was offering them overvalued shares in a hostile takeover bid.
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Gold Fields Ltd. shareholders rejected a plan to buy Canada&#39;s Iamgold Corp. for about $2.9 billion, fulfilling a condition of Harmony Gold Mining Co.
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South African gold miner Harmony Gold Mining Company (NYSE: HMY) officially made its much-anticipated &quot;tender offer, Part I&quot; yesterday, and received a remarkably lukewarm response from shareholders of rival Gold Fields Limited (NYSE: GFI).
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JOHANNESBURG : South Africa&#39;s Harmony Gold Mining Co. Ltd. said it would bid for control of Gold Fields Ltd, valuing it at 8.1 billion dollars (6.
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Gold Fields Ltd. won an appeal on Friday in its battle to stave off a hostile $7.1 billion takeover by Harmony Gold Mining Co. that would create the world&#39;s largest gold mining company.
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Harmony&#39;s bid to create the world&#39;s biggest gold miner suffered a blow yesterday when the first part of its offer for South African rival Gold Fields received a lukewarm reception from shareholders.