Bloomberg articleAn article on Likas Lundin was on Bloomberg's website this morning, the Tenke decision got some coverage:
"Lundin executives are in discussions with Freeport and the Chinese to decide whether to sell or keep their stake, or to
exercise a right of first offer, allowing it to match the Luoyang-based company’s bid.
China Molybdenum would likely be “OK” as a partner “but it’s a different culture and they’re not very experienced miners so I’m sure it’s going to be more work for us,” Lundin said. If Lundin Mining exercises the right, which would give it 80 percent of the mine, it could also decide to sell its entire stake, pending approval from the government, he said."
Also:
"....both he and Lundin Mining Chief Executive Officer Paul Conibear are keen to pay shareholders a dividend as soon as cash flow makes that sustainable."
Full article here, good read:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-08-29/no-guts-no-glory-motto-has-commodity-baron-lundin-eyeing-deals?cmpid=yhoo.headline