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Kingsgate still targeting compensation

KINGSGATE Consolidated says it will be reengaging with the Thai government to “look for a mutually beneficial outcome”, though the ASX company also said it was not interested in any outcome being reached at the expense of giving up its rights to compensation.

Michael Quinn
Kingsgate still targeting compensation

Kingsgate claims that this strategy is in stark contrast to that pursued by disgruntled shareholder Metal Tiger, which was said to be open to “negotiate(ing) a deal with the Thai government to re-open...

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