South32 expects loss of up to $175m from South African coal unit sale
Company expects to book the loss from the sale of its thermal coal assets, which was finalised with Seriti Resources on Monday.
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Newmont changes shows complexity of adding boardroom diversity
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Argonaut hits high gold grades at Magino
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Canada potash project may cost BHP growth elsewhere, say investors
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Ganfeng Lithium mulls opening battery plant in Argentina
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Platinum set for third year of deficit as industry demand surges
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