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Glencore Eyes Australia Listing Within Months to Tap Pension Pot

Glencore Plc will launch a secondary listing in Australia as soon as October as the mining giant seeks to tap new investment in the nation’s fast-growing A$4.4 trillion ($3.1 trillion) pension system.

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Glencore Eyes Australia Listing Within Months to Tap Pension Pot
Glencore Plc will launch a secondary listing in Australia as soon as October as the mining giant seeks to tap new investment in the nation’s fast-growing A$4.4 trillion ($3.1 trillion) pension system.
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