Cenovus收购MEG能源 - Cenovus对MEG能源的收购要约总价值为86亿加元，包含承担的债务，交易对价由一半现金和一半股票构成 [1] - MEG能源股东计划于10月22日对该提案进行投票 [1] - 两家公司在阿尔伯塔省麦穆里堡以南的Christina Lake地区拥有相邻的油砂资产 [1] Parkland与Sunoco并购交易 - 美国燃料分销商Sunoco LP对卡尔加里燃料零售商和炼油商Parkland Corp的收购已根据《加拿大投资法》获得关键监管批准 [2] - 该交易为友好现金加股票交易，总价值91亿美元，包含承担的债务 [4] - 交易预计于今年第四季度完成，尚需满足剩余监管批准及其他常规交割条件 [2] - 交易已清除美国反垄断关键障碍，Hart-Scott-Rodino法案规定的等待期已于上月届满，股东于6月批准了该收购 [6] Parkland公司业务概况 - Parkland公司拥有Ultramar、Chevron和Pioneer加油站连锁品牌，并在26个国家运营多个其他品牌 [5] - 公司还运营位于不列颠哥伦比亚省本拿比的一家炼油厂，供应该地区近三分之一的国内汽油和航空燃油 [5] - 此前在加拿大长期运营的Sunoco加油站于2009年以Petro-Canada品牌重新命名 [5] Cineplex出售数字媒体业务 - Cineplex公司签署协议，以7000万加元将其子公司Cineplex Digital Media出售给美国数字标牌公司Creative Realities Inc [8] - Cineplex Digital Media业务为零售商、银行等广泛行业提供数字标牌，并为餐厅提供数字菜单板 [8] - 作为交易一部分，Cineplex签署长期协议，将继续作为CDM在加拿大运营的数字户外广告网络的独家广告销售代理 [8] 交易影响与资金用途 - 出售数字媒体业务将为Cineplex公司提供重要资本，以继续为股东创造价值 [9] - 交易所得将用于增强公司资产负债表，并为股票回购、债务削减和一般公司用途提供现金 [9] - 该交易预计在未来数周内完成，取决于监管批准和其他常规交割条件 [9]

The Only* ETF to Provide Pure-Play† Exposure to a Broad Range of Critical Materials and Mining Equities Essential to Meeting Growing Energy DemandNEW YORK, Oct. 14, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sprott Asset Management USA, Inc. today announced that its Sprott Critical Materials ETF (Nasdaq: SETM) (“SETM”) reached $100 million in assets under management as of September 23, 2025. SETM is the only* ETF to provide pure-play† exposure to a broad range of critical materials and mining equities essential to meeting gr ...

New York-based Flagship Gold has partnered with Mali's state-owned miner, the Mineral Resources Research and Exploitation Company (SOREM), to restart production at the Morila gold mine. This marks the first US investment under Mali's new mining code, which was adopted in August 2023. The agreement, signed on 9 October, allows Flagship to acquire equity in operating company Morila SA. The Morila mine contains estimated reserves of 2.5 million ounces (moz). Located in the southern city of Sanso in Mali's ...

Increasing the state's stake in mining operations has been one of the tools governments have used to gain more control over their countries’ natural resources. UNCTAD’s World Investment Report 2025 notes this shift in extractive industries, outlining that “measures less favourable to investors primarily consisted of foreign equity restrictions and tightened permit requirements”.“Countries are saying, it is not good enough to come and extract a resource from here, but you also need to invest in the processin ...