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Teck launches consent solicitations to amend $1.03 billion notes ahead of Anglo American merger
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Teck launches consent solicitations to amend $1.03 billion notes ahead of Anglo American merger
  • Teck launched consent solicitations to amend covenants and events of default across about USD 1.03 billion of outstanding notes.
  • Amendments aim to align terms with Anglo American’s indenture ahead of the planned Anglo Teck merger, targeted for September 2026 to March 2027.
  • Consents expire Aug. 11, 2026; approval requires a majority of each series outstanding as of the July 31, 2026 record date.
  • Holders who consent receive USD 1 per USD 1,000 principal, payable two business days after expiration, subject to conditions.
  • Anglo Teck could later guarantee the notes if amendments pass, but has no obligation to do so.


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