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Ivanhoe urges bigger capital return

EXCO Resources’ largest shareholder, Ivanhoe Australia, is yet to decide how it will vote on the sale of the Cloncurry copper project but says a bigger slice of the proceeds should be returned to shareholders.

Kristie Batten
Ivanhoe urges bigger capital return

Yesterday Exco announced it will sell its flagship project to Xstrata for $A175 million and return $100 million of surplus funds to shareholders. Ivanhoe said it wouldn’t decide on how to vote on the...

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