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Phu Kham cash costs keep falling

COPPER-gold play PanAust has reported for the second consecutive month that cash costs for its flagship Phu Kham copper-gold operation in Laos have fallen below US70c ($A1.09) per pound.

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Phu Kham cash costs keep falling

The Brisbane-based miner said cash costs for February fell to US62c/lb of copper after precious metal credits with average prices for gold and silver of $939 per ounce and $13.36/oz respectively. This...

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