(Reuters) - CVRD, short for Companhia Vale do Rio Doce, said in a
statement that it "is always analyzing opportunities to
strengthen its strategic position, including acquisitions of
assets in the mining and metals industries."
CVRD issued the statement shortly after Anglo-Australian
miner Rio Tinto Plc/Ltd. agreed to buy Alcan
for $38.1 billion to create the world's biggest aluminum
producer. A source familiar with the deal told Reuters that
CVRD had also bid for Alcan, which has been fighting off
hostile advances by U.S. rival Alcoa Inc. .
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
statement that it "is always analyzing opportunities to
strengthen its strategic position, including acquisitions of
assets in the mining and metals industries."
CVRD issued the statement shortly after Anglo-Australian
miner Rio Tinto Plc/Ltd. agreed to buy Alcan
for $38.1 billion to create the world's biggest aluminum
producer. A source familiar with the deal told Reuters that
CVRD had also bid for Alcan, which has been fighting off
hostile advances by U.S. rival Alcoa Inc. .
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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