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Kapulo on its way

MAWSON West is close to moving to full construction on the $US124 million ($A139 million) Kapulo project, which will be its second copper mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo. <b>Kristie Batten</b> visited the project.

Kristie Batten
Kapulo on its way

The Perth-based company adopted a "go-slow" approach to the development of Kapulo in order to maintain its strong balance sheet and provide a buffer.   The extra time allowed Mawson to fine-tune the...

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