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The mineral drilling business of Texas-based Layne Christensen (NASDAQ: LAYN) could be sold off by new owner Granite Construction (NYSE: GVA) as it focuses on Layne’s more core water and construction drilling activities, and works to eliminate the driller’s US$170 million convertible debt.
While Granite's strong balance sheet also gives Layne the financial strength it has lacked as an independent entity to grow mineral drilling revenues and profits as the sector rebounds from its recent
Merger sees drilling contractor swallowed up by construction and building materials group
Layne snubs shareholder objection
