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Reporting all things precious metals w @business. Podcast lover. Mediocre plant mother. Views my own. sgross61@bloomberg.net for tips
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US Miner Buys Rare-Earth Magnet Maker VAC for $1.9 Billion (1)

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By Sybilla Gross Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
agreed to buy specialist rare-earth magnet supplier in a deal valuing the company at $1.9 billion. The Denver-based company, the largest supplier of uranium to the US, will pay $718 million and issue 65.9 million new Energy Fuels shares to acquire Vacuumschmelze from private equity firm Ara Partners, according to a Tuesday .
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US Miner Buys Rare-Earth Magnet Maker VAC for $1.9 Billion (1)

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By Mark Burton, Sybilla Gross Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
agreed to buy specialist rare-earth magnet supplier in a deal valuing the company at $1.9 billion. The Denver-based company, the largest supplier of uranium to the US, will pay $718 million and issue 65.9 million new Energy Fuels shares to acquire Vacuumschmelze from private equity firm Ara Partners, according to a Tuesday .
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Alamos gold shares plunge on output cut after earthquake at mine

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By Sybilla Gross Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Two seismic events last week damaged underground infrastructure at its Young-Davidson operations in Ontario, preventing access to high-grade ore that was due to be mined. Alamos Gold Inc. shares fell the most since 2020 after the Canadian company cut second-quarter production guidance following earthquakes that damaged a key mine.
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