Fresnillo Q1 production slumps, sticks to FY targets
The company reported lower than expected full-year profit in February while warning of headwinds including lower precious metals prices for 2019.
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Avesoro Resources sticks to 2019 guidance, despite gold output drop
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Vancouver junior gold exec fined for false statements about Pascua Lama
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