(Reuters) - If Rio's all-cash $38.1 billion bid for the Canadian
company succeeds, it will wrap its combined aluminum assets
into a new entity to be called Rio Tinto Alcan, with industry
veteran Evans at the helm.
The deal gives Evans -- who has only been in the top job at
Alcan since March 2006 -- a role in a what is being billed by
some as the world's biggest mining deal and the largest
takeover in Canadian history.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
company succeeds, it will wrap its combined aluminum assets
into a new entity to be called Rio Tinto Alcan, with industry
veteran Evans at the helm.
The deal gives Evans -- who has only been in the top job at
Alcan since March 2006 -- a role in a what is being billed by
some as the world's biggest mining deal and the largest
takeover in Canadian history.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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