Cobalt Holdings Won't Proceed With London IPO
Cobalt Holdings Plc decided not to proceed with its planned initial public offering in London.
The company made the announcement in a statement Wednesday afternoon. The offering had aimed to raise about $230 million to make an initial purchase of cobalt from mining giant Glencore Plc, and to pay for storage costs.
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