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Boliden to Buy Controlling Stake in Nexa in $1.3 Billion Deal

Bloomberg Markets Thursday 27 August 2026, 05:23 UTC By Charles Daly 1 min read
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Swedish mining group Boliden AB has agreed to acquire Votorantim SA’s stake in Nexa Resources SA, taking control of the zinc and silver producer and expanding its operations into Brazil and Peru.

Swedish mining group Boliden AB has agreed to acquire Votorantim SA’s stake in Nexa Resources SA, taking control of the zinc and silver producer and expanding its operations into Brazil and Peru.
Boliden (PERSON) Nexa (ORG) Swedish (ORG) Boliden AB (ORG) Votorantim SA’s (ORG) Nexa Resources SA (ORG) Brazil (LOCATION) Peru (LOCATION)
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