Core Points - Brazil's antitrust regulator, Cade, has initiated an investigation into Anglo American's nickel asset sale in Brazil, valued at approximately $500 million, to MMG, a subsidiary of China Minmetals [1] - The investigation was prompted by third-party complaints and does not guarantee that the transaction will be blocked [1] - The sale is part of Anglo American's broader restructuring plan after rejecting a £39 billion takeover bid from BHP last year, aiming to divest non-core assets to alleviate financial pressure [1] - Anglo American's coal asset sale fell through in August due to the buyer's withdrawal, and the future of its diamond subsidiary, De Beers, is uncertain due to demands from the Botswana government for increased ownership [1] - The complaint regarding the nickel transaction originated from CoreX Holdings, founded by Turkish investor Robert Yildirim, who recently acquired a nickel-iron mine in Colombia, positioning CoreX as a direct competitor [1]
【环球财经】巴西反垄断机构调查英美资源集团与五矿资源5亿美元镍资产交易