Rio Tinto, partners score major tax break on Simandou
Guinea's junta has reportedly approved a 15% corporate tax for 17 years on the railway and port transporting Simandou ore globally.
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Bahrain sponsors deep-sea mining firm Impossible Metals for international permit
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Agnico sells out of Orla for $405M
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