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China May Launch Monopoly Probe on Potash Firms
China May Launch Monopoly Probe on Potash Firms
BHP Billiton’s offer to take over Canadian fertilizer producer Potash Corp. has stirred concern among Chinese regulators and state-owned firms
(Beijing) -- Chinese authorities are likely to launch an anti-trust investigation into two recently proposed mergers and acquisitions of major potash producers, as the deal may affect the global pricing of fertilizer.
Australian resources major BHP Billiton recently offered US$ 38.5 billion to take over Canadian fertilizer producer Potash Corp. Meanwhile, two top Russian fertilizer producers, Uralkali and Silvinit, are discussing a possible merger.
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