Among the list of more than two dozen conditions, the merged company must divest six western Canadian grain elevators, including one each from Bunge (BG) and Viterra in Saskatchewan and four ...

Per the terms, Bunge will have to divest six grain elevators in Western Canada to maintain competitive options for farmers in the region. The company has to invest at least $520 million in Canada ...

This will likely decrease the intensity of the competitive rivalry between G3 and the combined Bunge-Viterra. … The grain elevators that the Parties propose to sell are not a viable and ...

Bunge will need to sell six grain elevators in Western Canada. There will also be controls imposed on Bunge’s minority ownership stake in G3 and a commitment from the company to invest at least $520 ...

Bunge will need to sell six grain elevators in Western Canada. There will also be controls imposed on Bunge’s minority ownership stake in G3 and a commitment from the company to invest at least ...

The government on Wednesday approved the deal, but only on the condition that Bunge sells six grain elevators and invests at least $520 million within Canada over the next five years. Controls ...

Among the terms of the merger, Bunge must divest six grain elevators in Western Canada, keep Viterra’s head office in Regina for at least five years and invest at least $520 million in Canada ...

The conditions for the approval include Bunge's divestiture of six grain elevators in Western Canada and a binding commitment from Bunge to invest at least C$520 million ($362 million) in Canada ...

Prairie farmers are dismissing the federal government’s conditions on Bunge SA’s BG-N US$8.2-billion proposed takeover of grain handler Viterra Ltd. as “woefully inadequate,” after the U.S ...