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Miners could lose more than 6.4% of expenditure to fraud, report finds

Fraud and corruption are not just reputational risks but represent significant hidden costs

Credit: Olivier Le Moal via Shutterstock

Credit: Olivier Le Moal via Shutterstock

The cost of fraud in the mining industry is significant and increasing, according to a recent report that's part of research from UK accountancy firm Crowe and the University of Portsmouth's Centre for...

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