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2014
Randgold says AngloGold stake in Kibali mine too priceyBy:GOLD Randgold Resources, a joint-venture (JV) partner in AngloGold Ashanti's Kibali mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo, believes the stake it does not own is too costly at current prices, its chief executive said on Tuesday.
CEO Mark Bristow spoke in response to a suggestion from Investec analysts that Randgold buy AngloGold's 45% stake in the mine.
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