(Reuters) - Shares in South African junior miner Eland Platinum Holdings Ltd tumbled on Tuesday as investors worried that they had become overvalued on speculation of a takeover.
Shares in Eland, which have soared 460 percent over the past 12 months, slid 25.7 percent to a low of 89 rand before recovering to 101.8 rand by 1029 GMT, a 15 percent drop.
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Shares in Eland, which have soared 460 percent over the past 12 months, slid 25.7 percent to a low of 89 rand before recovering to 101.8 rand by 1029 GMT, a 15 percent drop.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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