Canadian precious metals miner SSR Mining (NASDAQ, TSX: SSRM) has agreed to buy Alacer Gold (TSX: ASR, ASX: AQG) in an all-stock, zero-premium deal valued at C$2.41 billion ($1.72 billion).
News ID: 9484 Publish Date : 2020/05/12
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