ENERGY TRANSITION

Anxious shareholders to ponder their next move

Fears of a Rio Tinto takeover persist

Rueben Hale & Russell Yeo
Ranger Uranium Mine. Image provided by ERA.

Ranger Uranium Mine. Image provided by ERA.

Efforts by two minority shareholders in Energy Resources of Australia (ERA) to try to stop a fund-raising effort – fearing aggressive action from majority shareholder Rio Tinto – have been dealt a blow....

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