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Whitehaven off the market

ONE of the last remaining independent coal miners will remain in Australian hands with Whitehaven Coal today deciding not to go ahead with a sale of the company to offshore bidders after a tender process shortlisted Chinese group Yanzhou Coal.

Lau Caruana
Whitehaven off the market

In a statement to the Australian Securities Exchange, Whitehaven said it would now be seeking new growth opportunities and developing its existing coal assets, which include the Narrabri North mine in...

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