(Reuters) - The deal gives Evans -- who has only been in the top job at Alcan since March 2006 -- a role in a what is being billed by some as the world's biggest mining deal and the largest takeover in Canadian history.
On Evans' watch, Alcan fell from second to third place among global aluminum producers, following the emergence of Russia's Rusal. But analysts gave him high marks for fending off Alcoa Inc.'s hostile bid and exacting a much higher price from Rio Tinto.
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On Evans' watch, Alcan fell from second to third place among global aluminum producers, following the emergence of Russia's Rusal. But analysts gave him high marks for fending off Alcoa Inc.'s hostile bid and exacting a much higher price from Rio Tinto.
Read more at Reuters.com Business News
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