Alcoa announces debt offering to finance South32 asset acquisition
Alcoa proposes a $2.6 billion senior notes offering to fund the cash portion of its approximately $3.1 billion acquisition of South32's bauxite and alumina assets.
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Alcoa proposes a $2.6 billion senior notes offering to fund the cash portion of its approximately $3.1 billion acquisition of South32's bauxite and alumina assets.
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