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Kin rebels fail to win support

ANGER at a company that has gone from being a fully-funded gold developer six-months from first gold last year to a financially challenged concern still 18 months out from first gold, with a share price that is a fraction of where it was, was evident at yesterday’s tense, standing room only Kin Mining annual general meeting.

 A gold project may eventually be developed at Cardinya.

A gold project may eventually be developed at Cardinya.

Kin's shares were A7.5c in morning trade, having lost 1c this week, having fallen from 31c a year ago.   The anger of smaller shareholders was palpable at a meeting marked by shouting, claims of corporate...

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