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Atlas Metals explodes on news of £1B volcanic ash reverse takeover

UPSA acquisition turns little Atlas into a large ‘green concrete’ player

Karimskiy volcano erupts in Kamchatka, 2016

Karimskiy volcano erupts in Kamchatka, 2016 | Credits: LukaKikina / Shutterstock

Atlas Metals Group has agreed to buy privately held Universal Pozzolanic Silica Alumina (UPSA) for £1 billion in a reverse takeover, it announced today (September 10). UK-incorporated UPSA owns the...

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