Eurochem produces first potash at new $2 bln Russian plant
Eurochem expects to produce a total 500,000-600,000 tonnes of potash in 2018.
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Fifth-largest gem quality diamond in history sold for $40 million
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Antofagasta more than doubles dividend on strong copper prices
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Indonesia revises new domestic coal price cap to mid-March — official
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