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Alcoa to Get $1.1 Billion for Stakes in Saudi Aluminum Plants

Alcoa Corp. will receive $1.1 billion in cash and stock in Saudi Arabian Mining Co. as part of a deal that will involve the Pittsburgh-based firm selling its stake in two metals plants in northern Saudi Arabia.

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Sep 15 2024
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Alcoa to Get $1.1 Billion for Stakes in Saudi Aluminum Plants

(Bloomberg) — Alcoa Corp. will receive $1.1 billion in cash and stock in Saudi Arabian Mining Co. as part of a deal that will involve the Pittsburgh-based firm selling its stake in two metals plants in northern Saudi Arabia. Read More

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