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Cyclone Damian barely dents Mount Gibson

CASHED-up Mount Gibson Iron says despite temporary interruptions to mining and shipping activity due to two tropical cyclones in January, it has increased its sales guidance for the 2020 financial year, although the storms have forced it to slightly increase cash costs at Koolan Island.

 Mount Gibson has increased its guidance.

Mount Gibson has increased its guidance.

Overall, the company expects to sell between 4.8-5.3 million tonnes at cash costs of A$70-75 per tonne.   The company's high-grade operation in the Kimberley region remains the company's engine and...

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