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CFO gives peak under PNG's Ok Tedi's hood

The Covid-19 pandemic cost Papua New Guinea-owned miner Ok Tedi almost two billion kina (~US$568 million), while low grades at its namesake copper, gold, and silver mine, as well as high oil prices, are troubling the company further - but it's still making money, chief financial officer Cameron Clark told delegates at the 16th PNG Mining and Petroleum conference in Sydney, Australia.