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Firefinch forced into volte-face on last month's Leo Lithium investment

DISJOINTED miner Firefinch has sold all the Leo Lithium shares it is currently allowed to dispose of, netting it about A$13 million with which to throw at its turnaround Mali gold business.

Morila, Mali

Morila, Mali

The 28.6 million shares sold fetched 45c per share, versus the 70c per share, or $20 million in total, Firefinch paid last month for 28.6 million shares in Leo Lithium's $100 million IPO - giving it at...

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