China ‘nervous’ over Rio Tinto-OZ Minerals deal scrutiny

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China ‘nervous’ over Rio Tinto-OZ Minerals deal scrutiny

Posted on 04 March 2009

From Abc.net.au: PricewaterhouseCoopers says Chinese activity in the Australian mining sector will increase if the latest moves get regulatory approval.

It has released a report showing global mining deals involving Chinese buyers surged four-fold during 2008 to almost $41 billion….. Full Article: Source

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