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European Goldfields
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European Goldfields Limited is a resource company involved in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties in Greece, Romania and South-East Europe.

Articles

19/12/2011

Eldorado to buy European Goldfields for $2.5 billion

Eldorado Gold (TSE:ELD)(NYSE:EGO) agreed over the weekend to buy European Goldfields (TSE:EGU)(LON:EGU) in a $2.5 billion deal.

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News

06/12/11
European Goldfields receives possible takeover offers, declines further comment
21/10/11
European Goldfields $600 million funding deal with Arab Investment Fund "total game changer"
03/10/11
European Goldfields receives financing from Qatar, takes stake
12/08/11
European Goldfields cuts losses and looks forward with confidence
15/07/11
European Goldfields reports resource increase for Greek projects, may move to LSE Main List from A
11/07/11
Goldman Sachs upbeat on European Goldfields after Greek approval
08/07/11
European Goldfields shares soar on Greek environmental approval
16/06/11
European Goldfields' new mines likely to get Greek approval - UBS
24/02/11
European Goldfields shares dive after news reports on Greek permit delays
16/12/10
European Goldfields hires bankers to arrange US$300 mln project financing

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