Boliden to sell non-core assets

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Boliden Ltd., a zinc and copper mining firm based in Toronto, Ontario, seeks to generate around $100 to $150 million by selling its non-core assets. The move is prompted by the need to improve the company's balance sheet, according to company president Anders Bulow. For sale are the company's metal fabrication businesses in Europe, a scrap business in Sweden and its 50% share in a gold mine in Saudi Arabia.

Strategy & planning, Mining (except Oil and Gas), Mining ex Petroleum

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Fasken Campbell Godfrey

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Fasken Campbell Godfrey, a Toronto, Ontario-based full-service law firm, has named Stephen I. Erlichman as a senior partner in the company's Business Law Department. Erlichman has an impressive corporate and securities law practice both in Canada and the United States. Erlichman has been a counsel to senior management, boards of directors and major shareholders of public and private corporations.

Offices of Lawyers, Executive changes & profiles, Legal Services

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