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Indophil plunges after re-listing

SHARES in Indophil Resources have more than halved in value after the company relisted on the Australian Securities Exchange today following the axing of its $A545 million friendly takeover deal with Zijin Mining Group and a proposed ban on open pit mining in the Philippines that could threaten the development of its flagship project.

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Indophil plunges after re-listing

Indophil shares, which have not traded on the ASX since June 10 prior to the termination of Zijin’s $A1.28 per share bid, plunged to a low of 50c, down 54% or 59.5c, in morning trade. The Zijin deal...

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