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Minera board swats back charges

Minera IRL non-executive director Robin Fryer has denied the current board is guilty of anything other than corporate governance naïvety for its part in a crisis that is likely to cost the company its listing, instead blaming the head of its local Peruvian subsidiaries Diego Benavides for a lack of co-operation and respect for the listed parent company.

Who should investors trust to pull them out of a hole?

Who should investors trust to pull them out of a hole?

Minera’s London-based board expedited delisting procedures late last month after claiming to lose control of its Peruvian gold assets – the declining Corihuarmi gold mine and Ollachea gold development...

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