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Cape Lambert matches rival DMC offer

Cape Lambert matches rival DMC offer
Publishing Date
23 Apr 2010 1:10pm GMT
Author
Mining Journal

Cape Lambert Resources has raised its offer for DMC Mining Ltd following last week’s rival bid from an unnamed company.

The ASX-listed company, chaired by Tony Sage, has matched the offer from its takeover competitor by lifting its previous bid from A$0.40/share to A$0.46/share. The original offer was made on March 23.

Mr Sage said last week that he believed the rival bid had come from a Chinese company. However, DMC said the offer from this company remains non-binding and incomplete.

Cape Lambert, which already holds a 36.3% stake in DMC through subsidiary Dempsey Resources, has urged shareholders to accept the offer and said it represents a significant premium to the company’s trading price prior to the announcement.

DMC’s most significant asset is an 80% stake in the Mayoko iron-ore project in the Republic of Congo.



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