China organisation offers C$150 million for Canadas Crowflight

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TORONTO (Reuters) - China"s Jinchuan Group JCGRP.UL has offering C$150 million ($150 million) in money to take Canadian youth nickel miner Crowflight Minerals Inc (CML.TO), pushing Crowflight"s shares up 44 percent on Tuesday morning.

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The understanding would see Jinchuan take carry out of Crowflight"s Bucko Lake nickel cave in Manitoba, Crowflight pronounced in a statement.

The association pronounced the suggest values it at about twenty-six Canadian cents a share, formed on stream shares outstanding. This represents a 53 percent reward on the company"s shutting share cost on Monday.

Shares of Crowflight, that is twenty-six percent owned by Switzerland"s Pala Investment Holdings, were up 7-1/2 Canadian cents at 24-1/2 Canadian cents before long after the understanding was announced.

The suggest is premised on Jinchuan obtaining 100 percent of the outlay from the Bucko Lake cave and any alternative Crowflight scrutiny properties that are subsequently put in to production, Crowflight said.

The move is the ultimate of multiform new moves by Chinese companies to benefit prejudiced or full carry out of Canadian mining resources to close in supply of bottom metals.

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(Reporting by Cameron French; modifying by Peter Galloway)

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