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Lift loans affect Paladin and Deep Yellow

TWO resource companies have become caught up in the collapse of financial group Lift Capital Partners, with Paladin Energy and Deep Yellow revealing a portion of their shares are subject to margin loan facilities with the failed company.

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Lift loans affect Paladin and Deep Yellow

In separate statements the companies confirmed 15 million Deep Yellow shares and more than 13 million Paladin shares fell under the Lift margin loan facilities. Sydney-based Lift went into voluntary...

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