Nautilus Minerals goes hard on PNG gov’t over Solwara 1 dispute
The seafloor miner revoked Papua New Guinea’s right to a 30% in its flagship project Solwara 1, and is now seeking undisclosed damages.
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Returning to growth in 2016.
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Lower prices for key products.
Falling gold prices forcing companies to recalculate reserves
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Turquoise Hill shares plunge on Oyu Tolgoi update
No progress in talks with Mongolia on underground expansion and a couple of production and sales hiccups.
Gold price scales $1,300 after US data disappoints
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