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Majors tussled for PolarX deal

POLARX chairman Mark Bojanjac says the company’s deal with Lundin Mining announced this week is “validation” for what it thinks it has in Alaska.

 PolarX managing director Frazer Tabaert  (centre) in Alaska

PolarX managing director Frazer Tabaert (centre) in Alaska

Toronto-listed Lundin agreed to invest A$4.3 million in PolarX this week for 14.3% and an option to earn 51% of the Stellar porphyry project by spending US$24 million and making staged payments of $20...

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