Where Inco has operations, it has legacies, and we are going to have to face up to them in a proper and responsible way,
Those are the two dates we are looking at right now and, depending upon what the response is from them, we would then decide what the timing would be for the offer.
we are interested in exploring future opportunities in the region.
For a good part of our shared history a lot of people have been saying, You know, if only these two Canadian companies could get together, what a great company that could be. Well, that day has arrived.
We're bringing together two great companies, with excellent assets, to create a great Canadian player in the global markets.
Synergies that we get together offer great growth and great employment opportunities in Sudbury and elsewhere around the world,
support our aggressive growth and our drive to be the world's leading nickel company.
Anyone who has spent time in our Sudbury operations knows it takes a lot of electricity to run our mines, our mills, our smelters and our refineries.
We're very optimistic that it will be, but you have to go through the process.
We have seen a downturn in nickel prices during the third quarter and into the fourth quarter,
