Aurubis upbeat for full-year profit as quarterly earnings surge 20%
The quarterly result was achieved despite a 40-day maintenance shutdown at the company's Bulgarian plant.
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Mexican authorities still not able to recover bodies of 10 miners killed a year ago in Coahuila
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Venezuela’s gold reserves fall nearly 12% in six months
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Lundin’s Fruta del Norte drilling could ‘open doors’ to resource growth
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