CONGO : Shareholder row breaks out amid iron war between Congo Mining and Brazzaville - 17/08/2021

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In iron ore conflict, Australian Supreme Court allows Sundance access to ex-partner's files

The Australian iron ore company still seems reluctant to file suit against its former partner AustSino over suspected foul play regarding the Nabeba-Mbalam iron project that straddles the Cameroon and Congo. It has, however, won a key battle to help make a decision.

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Midus ready to launch arbitration against Brazzaville over iron ore mining permit

Having found a company to finance its case against the Brazzaville government, which withdrew its iron ore mining permit for the Mayoko-Moussondji project, the main shareholder of Congo Mining will formally start the arbitration process in the coming days.

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$8.76 billion arbitration: Sundance opens a second iron ore battlefront against Brazzaville

Its subsidiary Congo Iron initiated arbitration against Congo in March over its unilateral withdrawal from its Nabeba iron project, and in late June the parent company Australian Sundance followed suit and has requested that the two actions be judged together.

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