Summary
Mining Industry Mergers, Acquisitions and Capital Raising Quarterly Deals Review - Q3 2020
Summary
“Mining Industry Mergers, Acquisitions and Capital Raising Quarterly Deals Review - Q3 2020” report is an essential source of data and trend analysis on M&As (mergers, acquisitions, and asset transactions) and capital raising (equity offering, debt offering, private equity, and venture capital) deals, relevant to mining industry. The report provides detailed comparative monthly and quarterly data on the number of deals and their value, split by deal type. The report also details top capital raising deals, M&As and asset transactions in mining.
After a distressed second quarter, the total value of mining deals, recovered by US$10.6bn to US$29.5bn in Q3 2020, backed mainly by a 75.9% increase in capital raised during this quarter to US$20.7bn. Simultaneously, the value of M&A deals rose by US$3.2bn while asset transactions fell by US$1.6bn in Q3 2020. The largest of the completed deals was the US$1.8bn merger between Alacer Gold with SSR Mining, which will continue as SSR Mining Inc., while Glencore was the largest fundraiser, raising over US$3bn in offering three set of bonds at 1.625% (due in 2025), 1.125% (due in 2028) and 2.5% (due in 2030). Jiangxi Copper’s US$2.15bn bond offering and the US$1.4bn merger between ArcelorMittal USA and Cleveland-Cliffs were the two largest announced deals of the quarter.
Scope
- Coverage of all types of capital raising deals - equity offering, debt offering, private equity, and venture capital
- Coverage of all types of M&A deals - mergers, asset transactions and acquisitions
- Geographies covered include Asia-Pacific, Americas, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Oceania and Former Soviet Union.
Reasons to Buy
- Analyse M&As and capital raising deals in the mining industry.
- Review major deals that took place, their status and type.
- Identify and analyze mining companies’ consolidations and expansions.
- Compare deals by type and status.
- Track the latest mining industry developments, with complete geographic coverage across the Asia-Pacific, Americas, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Oceania and Former Soviet Union.
