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US Investor Group Taps Glencore in Bid for Sherritt

The funded plan would give eligible shareholders rights to buy new stock at C$0.12 a share and leave the consortium with at least 55% ownership.

  • On Monday, a consortium led by Glencore Ltd., Kyma Capital, Trifon Natsis, and a U.S. anchor investor submitted a recapitalization proposal to Sherritt International Corporation, offering new equity at C$0.12 per share.
  • Sherritt requires significant new capital to restart its Fort Saskatchewan refinery and Moa joint venture, which were paused earlier this year due to fuel shortages and U.S. sanctions on Cuba.
  • The fully-funded plan grants the consortium at least 55 per cent stake in the company, with U.S. regulatory authorities confirming they do not object to the group engaging in negotiations.
  • Last Friday, an ad hoc group of noteholders disclosed the proposal's terms, calling on the board to compare this offer against a competing recapitalization plan from Gillon Capital.
  • Kyma Capital, Sherritt's largest shareholder, is separately seeking to remove chairman Peter Hancock and other directors, arguing the company needs new leadership to resolve ongoing financial uncertainty.
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Sherritt received a recapitalization proposal from a consortium supported by Glencore, which aims to assume a controlling stake of 55% in the mining company in difficulty. The consortium's public offer, composed of a prominent US anchor investor, the Glencore mining company, the activist manager Kyma Capital and the investor Trifon Natsis, would give the group a minimum controlling share of 55% in Sherrittt. Exclusive material for subscribers. T…

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A group of investors offered a possible lifeline to Sherritt International, while the US sanctions against Cuba had undermined the Canadian mining company.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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