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Kin crisis deepens as Como report leaked

BOTH sides in the battle for control of Kin Mining are making their pitches to shareholders, with the “Save Kin” rebels arguing the company is staring down the barrel of insolvency and instead needs to develop the project, while the critical Como Engineers report used to pause development has been leaked in an apparent bid to shore up support for the new strategy that argues more exploration is required.

 Work stopped at Leonora earlier this year.

Work stopped at Leonora earlier this year.

At a meeting in Perth on November 29 shareholders will be asked to choose between two visions for the company.   Either they can believe claims that risks have been addressed back switching its focus...

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