Tags: australia , china

M&A

Rio Tinto strengthens ties with Chinese SOEs

Australian mining company Rio Tinto courts the Chinese once again, forming joint ventures with Chinalco and Sinosteel soon after its proposed tie-up with BHP Billiton fails.

By Sameera Anand | 6 December 2010

Macro & Markets

Miners apply the screws

Australia’s vice-like grip on global iron ore and coal prices is threatened by rising production costs and looming oversupply.

By Cherie Marriott | 30 August 2010

Editor's Desk

Looking back on our M&A deals of the year

In 2007 and 2008 our highest deal accolade went to Asia outbound M&A deals; we look back on what drove our decision-making then and how the choices look now.

By Sameera Anand | 31 May 2010

M&A

PetroChina and Shell offer $3 billion for Arrow Energy

China's latest attempt to secure natural resources sees PetroChina partner with Shell in a $3 billion takeover bid for Australia's Arrow Energy.

By Sameera Anand | 9 March 2010

Cash

JP Morgan continues treasury and securities reshuffle

Australia is the latest country to be reorganised under JP Morgan’s new Asia-Pacific treasury and securities services management structure, with Japan next in line for a ...

By Edward Russell | 18 January 2010

View Point

M&A in China and Australia could push regional activity to record highs

Mergers and acquisitions in Asia-Pacific are hurtling ahead at full speed, and continued private-equity interest in China and Australia is likely to push activity to fresh ...

By S&P’s head of Asia-Pacific | 13 March 2007

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Tags: australia, china

Tags: australia , china