(Bloomberg) -- Bunge Global SA’s $8 billion deal to acquire Glencore Plc-backed Viterra is facing the risk of delays as countries including Canada, China and...
-- Bunge Global SA’s $8 billion deal to acquire Glencore Plc-backed Viterra is facing the risk of delays as countries including Canada , China and the European Union are yet to approve the acquisition.Archegos’ Bill Hwang Convicted of Fraud, Market ManipulationThe transaction is unlikely to get done by Bunge ’s mid-2024 target, according to people familiar with the matter. The St.
China has yet to issue an opinion. While there’s no concern about business overlap there, the Asian nation is the world’s largest commodities buyer and top importer of soybeans. When Glencore acquired Xtrata, it ended up selling a copper mine in Peru to satisfy Chinese demands. Something similar could possibly happen with Bunge’s deal, the people said.
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