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Galt confident SAMAG will get its money

MAGNESIUM International managing director Gordon Galt is quick to distance his company's SAMAG magnesium smelter project from the controversy surrounding Australian Magnesium Corp's $1.3 billion Stanwell project in Queensland, citing major differences between the two.

Brad Ricks
Galt confident SAMAG will get its money

Galt admitted the announcement of a possible $200 million shortfall in construction funding at Stanwell made the job of encouraging investors to look at the South Australian-based project more difficult....

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