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Fed-up Firefinch shareholders fire broadside at board

SHAREHOLDERS in Firefinch, which stumbled into a mess at its 80%-owned Morila gold mine in Mali and has been floundering for the past year, have decided it is time to clean house.

Firefinch is trying to recover something from its Malian investments

Firefinch is trying to recover something from its Malian investments

A group of smaller shareholders, together owning about 6% of the company, has fired off a S249D notice seeking the ousting of chair Brett Fraser and directors Mark Hepburn and Brad Gordon. The trio,...

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