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Back from the brink

THE global financial crisis claimed its fair share of victims in the mining sector, but a few were lucky enough to get a second chance in 2010, resuming trading with mixed results.

Kristie Batten
Back from the brink

Nickel miner Albidon emerged from an 18-month voluntary administration and resumed trading on the Australian Securities Exchange in October after restructuring its debt and securing $US55 million ($A55.7...

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