The deal to sell the Viterra unit closed on Wednesday, with Glencore receiving shares representing a 16.4% stake in Bunge, and about $900 million in cash. The ‘surplus capital’ from Bunge shares will underpin its buyback program, Glencore said.
Glencore’s shares plunged to the lowest in more than four years during a tariff-fueled selloff in metal markets in April. They’ve clawed back some losses in recent weeks, but are still down about 35% ...
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