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Metallgesellschaft AG was
formerly one of Germany's
largest industrial conglomerates based in Frankfurt. It had over 20,000
employees and
revenues in excess...
- accomplishments, he was a
founder of the
University of
Frankfurt and
Metallgesellschaft AG,
which became the
largest non-ferrous
mining company in the world...
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company is
listed on the MDAX. The
ancestor of today's GEA AG was
Metallgesellschaft AG (MG),
established as a
metal trading company in 1881 in Frankfurt...
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integrated entirely into
Metallgesellschaft AG, the
predecessor of mg
technologies and the present-day GEA AG.
Metallgesellschaft had been the
majority shareholder...
- performance, the CPR sold its
share in the
company to a
consortium of Teck,
Metallgesellschaft, and
Mount Isa Mines. By 1994, Teck had
bought out the
other partners...
- company. The
origin of the
American Metal Company (AMCO)
begins with
Metallgesellschaft AG of Germany, one of
whose founders,
Wilhelm Ralph Merton, tasked...
- AG as a
Metallgesellschaft AG (mg
technologies AG) company.
Metallgesellschaft AG’s
subgroup Dynamit Nobel AG
broke away from
Metallgesellschaft AG in 2004...
- the
Metallgesellschaft AG and the W.C.
Heraeus GmbH were
equal shareholders in the
newly created Leybold Heraeus GmbH.
After Metallgesellschaft and W...
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American Metal Company (AMCO), a lead and zinc
trader and
subsidiary of
Metallgesellschaft AG (founded by
Wilhelm Ralph Merton, Leo Ellinger, and
Zachary Hochschild)...
- US$1.3
billion equivalent in oil
derivatives in 1993 and 1994 by
Metallgesellschaft AG. The loss of US$1.2
billion equivalent in
equity derivatives in...
