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09 Sep 2010 by Metal-Pages
ENRC hits back at First Quantum over Camrose acquisition

LONDON (Metal-Pages) 09-Sep-10. Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation (ENRC) has hit back at First Quantum Minerals in a bid to distance itself from the international dispute over the licence to develop Kolwezi Tailings cobalt project in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Toronto-listed First Quantum was infamously stripped of its rights to develop the project, for which it ...

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