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conference. But they were quick to remind the local market and Alcoa governing AWAC. "In particular, the AWAC Agreements businesses.

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per cent share of Alcan's bauxite-alumina assets, assuming success by Alcoa.
Alcoa is successful is subject to debate, given anti-trust regulators in the US, and European markets would more than likely force an enlarged Alcoa to divest some bauxite-alumina assets.
bid.

Alcoa is so poorly performed in the present resources boom that Alcan might well turn the tables. There is also the prospect that BHP, or Rio, could try to exploit the situation.
response to Alcoa's bid for Alcan, widely seen as an attempt by the underperforming Alcoa to get bigger or be acquired itself.


unfriendly takeover bid from Alcoa.
were spun into Alumina to ensure that if Alcoa ever came back, there would be competitive tension for the assets, now valued by the market at $8.8 billion.


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