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Zambian State Mine Investor Weighs Share Sale to Boost Liquidity

Bloomberg Markets Monday 31 August 2026, 09:30 UTC By Matthew Hill 1 min read
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Zambia’s majority state-owned mining investor is considering selling a stake in the business that owns minority interests in most of the nation’s biggest copper mines, its chief executive officer said.

Zambia’s majority state-owned mining investor is considering selling a stake in the business that owns minority interests in most of the nation’s biggest copper mines, its chief executive officer said.
Zambian State Mine (ORG)
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