Brazil's Vale, the world's largest iron ore producer, said on Thursday that its Hong Kong-listed shares would begin trading next week, a move to increase its visibility among investors in the key Asian market.
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Hong Kong listed shares will begin trading next week - Vale
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15:15 ``new mining'' policy to generate confidence among investors
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Vale to invest at least $20 billion in 2011: source
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BHP Billiton bids for Rio Tinto
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Hong Kong shares end higher
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Jindal Steel plans to ship iron ore from El Mutun mines
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Local shares likely to move wild:
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Hong Kong shares open up 3.2%
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Share market opens higher
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China launches physical iron ore trading
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Ferrous metals exports rise
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Australian market trades higher, led by resource stocks
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FMG boss plans for fall in iron ore
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Repsol may sell stake to trade, financial investor
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Vale lifts force majeure on certain iron ore shipments
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Richfield to place up to 150 million shares at HK$1.20 each
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Ironshore to open office in Singapore