PROFIT & LOSS

Nevsun reports 2017 loss

Nevsun Resources (CN:NSU) has reported a net loss for 2017, after investing over US$41 million in the Timok project in Serbia and producing lower-than-expected copper volumes at higher costs from its Bisha mine in Eritrea.

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Nevsun expects sustained primary ore feed from Bisha in 2018

Nevsun expects sustained primary ore feed from Bisha in 2018

The net loss for the year was US$99.6 million, compared to a profit of $16.2 million the previous year. This translated to a net loss attributable to shareholders of $84.7 million, down from a loss...

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