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Moto may opt to rattle tin

MOTO Goldmines might tap the market for $C200 million ($A238 million) before the end of the year to accelerate its namesake gold project in the Democratic Republic of Congo into production, which could potentially host up to 20 million ounces.

Ben Sharples
Moto may opt to rattle tin

“On project finance … it certainly is an option looking at raising maybe $150 million or maybe $200 million later in the year, to progress the project quicker rather than going through financing, which...

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