Highlands said documentation for the debt facility is expected to be completed in the "coming weeks".
Highlands finance manager Jeff Forbes told MiningNews.
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DEVELOPMENT of the US$39.6 million Kainantu gold project owned by Highlands Pacific has moved another step closer with ABN Amro increasing the debt it is prepared to provide from US$25 million to US$31 million.
Highlands said documentation for the debt facility is expected to be completed in the "coming weeks".
Highlands finance manager Jeff Forbes told MiningNews.
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