China's state-owned enterprises reform: consolidate or divest?
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        - SPIC will divest its aluminium business to Chalco?
- SPIC – a power company with an aluminium business
- Chalco – trading on past glories
- Chalco + SPIC – pair up, but not square up?
- Future reformation paths of China’s state-owned enterprises
 
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- Chalco may become the second largest aluminium producer in the world with SPIC's assets
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