Glencore, a Swiss company specializing in integrated commodities production and markeing, has formally notified the European Commission of its $33 billion plan to take over Xstrata, a Swiss Global diversified mining group.Once the notification has been acknowledged by the Commission, the regulator has 25 days to decide whether to approve, reject or begin an in-depth probe. The taker over would create the world’s fourth largest miner.
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