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ARTICLE · 19 JANUARY 2024

New Factors Driving M&A In Mining

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M&A in the mining space is seeing a broader participant group, thanks in part to the energy transition, according to co-head of Torys' M&A practice Mike Amm.

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M&A in the mining space is seeing a broader participant group, thanks in part to the energy transition, according to co-head of Torys' M&A practice Mike Amm.

Speaking with the Mining Journal, Mike said that positioning for the energy transition theme has broadened the universe of companies participating in M&A activity in the mining space.

"The M&A participant is a broader group than before," Mike said.

"There are still sector players getting together like Livent and Allkem in the lithium space. The major miners are bulking up in future-facing commodities, getting out of coal and energy and into copper, nickel, cobalt and lithium.

"New entrants of the automotive and battery OEMs such as GM looking at partnering in big projects such as Lithium Americas' Thacker Pass, and Stellantis investing into McEwen Copper."

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