Poor ore grades continue to weigh down CNMC's Q3 profit
Earnings fall 45.8% to US$957,300; company exploring industrial metals like iron ore as part of contingency plans
Singapore
FOR the fourth consecutive quarter, poor ore grades have crimped the production and sales of gold for CNMC Goldmine Holdings Limited, which recorded a 45.8 per cent drop in its third-quarter earnings.
At a results briefing on Friday, the Catalist-listed company's management said that it is exploring other industrial metals like iron ore as part of its contingency plans.
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