#185335, "RE: CLQ-T en feu" En reponse à Reponse # 1
>C'est un peu normal car il commence a produire en >décembre...Les investisseurs se reveillent...
Je pense plutôt que c'est cette nouvelle qui fait monter le secteur et je pense qu'encore une fois il va retourner dans son trou.
buyout
(Reuters) - Specialty chemicals producer Rockwood Holdings Inc (ROC.N: Quote) said it would buy lithium producer Talison Lithium Ltd (TLH.TO: Quote) for C$724 million ($729 million) in cash to strengthen its lithium business.
Rockwood said it will pay C$6.50 per Talison share — a 53 percent premium to the stock's Wednesday close on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Rockwood, which has been betting on the increasing demand for lithium ion-based batteries, has said it expects battery-grade lithium products to show double-digit sales growth this year.
The company earlier this year said it would invest $140 million in a 20,000-metric-ton lithium production plant in Chile. Lithium business accounted for 14 percent of Rockwood's June quarter sales of $905.6 million.
Talison Lithium, headquartered in Perth, Western Australia, also operates in Chile.
Lazard advised Rockwood while Macquarie Capital in Australia and Canada are acting as financial advisers to Talison.
($1 = 0.9930 Canadian dollars)
(Reporting by Maneesha Tiwari in Bangalore; Editing by Joyjeet Das
