Afrimat expects headline loss per share as trading hits toughest level since 2006
The mining group cites stronger rand, shipping disruptions and weak iron ore demand for a projected loss of 55-60 cents per share
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The mining group cites stronger rand, shipping disruptions and weak iron ore demand for a projected loss of 55-60 cents per share
Thursday, 15 October
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