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06
Aug
2015
Canadian miner AuRico Metals adopts poison pillBy:POISON PILL Canadian miner AuRico Metals said it would adopt a poison pill that prevented anybody from buying more than 20% of the company.
AuRico Metals was formed as a spinoff company after Canadian gold miners Alamos Gold and AuRico Gold merged in a $1.5-billion deal earlier this year.
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