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Activist Investor Elliott Demands Board Revamp at Northern Star

Bloomberg Markets
Wednesday, August 12, 2026 at 6:06 AM
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Activist investor Elliott Investment Management LP has urged Australia’s biggest gold miner Northern Star Resources Ltd. to overhaul its board, and named six nominees it said would restore market...

Activist investor Elliott Investment Management LP has urged Australia’s biggest gold miner Northern Star Resources Ltd. to overhaul its board, and named six nominees it said would restore market confidence in the company.

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