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Namibian expands footprint

BASE metals explorer Namibian Copper’s shares have dropped more than 30% after an eight-month trading hiatus despite news it intends to acquire Sanu Resources, which holds licences in copper-zinc desposits in Eritrea.

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Namibian expands footprint

The announcement yesterday followed the company reinstating its shares on the ASX after requesting the suspension on June 1 last year pending the announcement of an acquisition. Namibian Copper said...

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