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CMOC deal in DRC will unlock flood of copper and cobalt

Chinese miner China Molybdenum (CMOC) has reached an agreement with its partner in the Democratic Republic of Congo, in a move which could unlock a huge stockpile of stranded metal, and allow progress to proceed on an expansion at the world’s second-largest cobalt mine.

CMOC deal in DRC will unlock flood of copper and cobalt

In a filing to the Hong Kong Stock exchange, CMOC said it has consensus with partner Gecamines on royalties for the Tenke Fungurume (TFM) copper-cobalt mine in the DRC, in a deal which it says is "win-win"...

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