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Promontorio gets the go ahead

AZURE Minerals will forge ahead with a definitive feasibility study for its Promontorio copper-gold project in Mexico after an initial study confirmed its “robust” technical and economic viability.

Lauren Barrett
Promontorio gets the go ahead

Azure has also asked shareholders for more than $A2 million to fund its plans. Releasing the results of a prefeasibility study to the market today, Azure said with a current mining inventory of 656,000...

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