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Russian aluminium giant Rusal expects the coronavirus outbreak to negatively affect the aluminium market in China in the first half of 2020, the company said on Friday, sending its Hong Kong-listed shares down 11% to a 2-month low.

Shares in Russia's En+ Group will begin trading on the Moscow exchange on Tuesday, the exchange said on Monday.

Russia's En+ Group <ENPLq.L> said on Thursday it will buy back 21.4% of its shares from state bank VTB <VTBR.MM> for $1.6 billion, as it seeks to simplify its ownership structure to focus on development after the United States lifted sanctions.

Russia's En+ Group said on Thursday it will buy back 21.4% of its shares from state bank VTB for $1.6 billion.

Russia's En+ Group <ENPLq.L> has raised its stake in aluminum giant Rusal to 56.88% after completing an asset swap with Glencore, part of a deal that has helped companies controlled by Russian tycoon Oleg Deripaska to ward off U.S. sanctions.

For once, society may tangibly benefit from the do-gooder optimism among global elites at Davos. Corporate chiefs are brimming with purpose. Enterprises ranging from Russian aluminium smelters to Dutch ice cream makers are high on stewardship and sustainability - themes...

Russian businessman Vladimir Potanin, the biggest shareholder in Norilsk Nickel, said on Wednesday he may raise his stake in the Russian mining giant if the opportunity arises.

The London Metal Exchange is considering creating a new market for "green" aluminium, using warehouse ownership documents to identify low-carbon material instead of spinning off a new futures contract, its chief executive said on Wednesday.

Norilsk Nickel's plan to reduce dividends to fund investments to boost output and cut emissions requires scrutiny as dependable payouts are critical for shareholders, major stakeholder EN+ told Reuters on Tuesday.

Russian state bank VTB, one of the two key lenders to steel and coal producer Mechel , believes that the miner can service its debts, VTB Chief Executive Andrey Kostin told Reuters.

The U.S. Treasury said on Friday it was giving investors several more months to divest from Russian automaker GAZ <GAZA.MM>, a company linked to Russian tycoon Oleg Deripaska that Washington sanctioned over Russia's "malign activity."

The boss of one of the world's biggest mining companies wants the industry to do more than talk about winning a social licence in an increasingly carbon constrained world. The problem is that his company and others probably won't like the solutions.

The boss of one of the world's biggest mining companies wants the industry to do more than talk about winning a social licence in an increasingly carbon constrained world. The problem is that his company and others probably won't like the solutions.

The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 2000 GMT on Monday:

Russian state lender VTB declined to comment on Monday on a report it was in talks with Chinese companies about a possible investment in EN+ , which manages the energy and aluminium assets previously controlled by tycoon Oleg Deripaska.

The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 1100 GMT on Monday:

Russian state lender VTB denied on Monday a report it was in talks with Chinese companies about a possible investment in EN+, which manages the energy and aluminium assets previously controlled by tycoon Oleg Deripaska.

United Company Rusal on Friday reported a 21% rise in second quarter aluminum sales compared to the previous quarter, as the Russian aluminum giant's recovery from 10 months under U.S. sanctions accelerated.

En+ Group, which manages the energy and aluminium assets previously controlled by tycoon Oleg Deripaska, said on Friday its first-quarter net profit fell by 39% to $409 million due to lower aluminium prices.