Lundin lowers guidance on mine troubles
Labour and technical disruptions forced Lundin to review production targets for three of its four operating mines.
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Cerrado Gold’s resource inventory in Argentina reaches one million ounces
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Wheaton expands into Europe with LSE listing
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Water rights under scrutiny in Chile’s Atacama Desert
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