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Third party circles DMC

THE fight for control of DMC Mining has taken an interesting turn after the company received a confidential and unsolicited bid from a third party, at a superior price to that being offered by rival Cape Lambert Resources.

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Third party circles DMC

In a statement, DMC said the non-binding proposal was not yet complete and therefore not capable of acceptance in its current form – a notification of interest. However, DMC directors intend to hold...

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