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Ironbark on funding hunt after latest feasibility assessment of big zinc project

IRONBARK Zinc’s latest feasibility study for the Citronen project in Greenland shows the company needs to find US$654 million in funding for a development having a post-tax net present value of $363 million and an internal rate of return of 15%.

Financing is hopefully on the near-horizon for Ironbark at Citronen, Greenland

Financing is hopefully on the near-horizon for Ironbark at Citronen, Greenland

The study's NPV includes "recognition" of $554 million owed in withholding tax that wasn't included in the 2017 feasibility study's NPV of $1 billion. Ironbark said the decision to include the withholding...

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