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Mineralogy keeps squabble fires burning

MINERALOGY has continued to stoke the provocative rhetoric which has characterised its dispute with CITIC Pacific, with fresh volleys framing the Chinese operator as a liar under legal fire back home.

Justin Niessner

Mineralogy keeps squabble fires burning

The claims follow a series of recent exchanges between the two companies, including a termination notice from Mineralogy regarding CITIC’s mining rights at the Sino iron project in Western Australia. ...

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