Freshfields and Norton Rose Fulbright strike roles on $18bn goldmining merger
The $18bn combined company will operate gold mines across North America and Africa
September 24, 2018 at 05:27 AM
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Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Norton Rose Fulbright are among a host of firms advising on the proposed merger between FTSE 100-listed US goldmining company Randgold and Canadian rival Barrick of Canada, in a deal that will value the combined company at about $18bn (£13.7bn).
Freshfields is part of an international team advising Barrick, which owns the Goldstrike and Cortez mines in Nevada, alongside Canadian corporate law firm Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg and US player Cravath Swaine & Moore. Offshore firm Carey Olsen is also advising.
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