China’s Goldsea pulls plug on Alto Metals bid amid tougher Australian takeover rules – Reuters India

China’s Goldsea pulls plug on Alto Metals bid amid tougher Australian takeover rules – Reuters India

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(Reuters) – China’s Goldsea Group said it will let a takeover bid by its unit for Australian gold miner Alto Metals (AME.AX) lapse after the country’s foreign investment board sought extra time to co…
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