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Sundance claims US$9B damages after Congo permit stripped

Sundance and Equatorial 's iron ore projects handed to mysterious "Chinese-backed" company

 Sundance says it has spent almost $400 million on Nabeba over the past decade.

Sundance says it has spent almost $400 million on Nabeba over the past decade.

The decrees, published in Congo-Brazzaville's official gazette, have handed Sundance's flagship Nabeba mining permit, Equatorial's Badondo exploration licence, and Core Mining's Avima permit, to Sangha...

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