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2017
Macedonia competition body approves Lynx takeoverBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor Online CORPORATE ACTIVITY The Macedonian Competition Commission has given its blessing for the $402.5-million reverse takeover of Lynx Resources by Aim-listed Central Asia Metals.
Lynx owns the SASA mine, which is one of the operating largest zinc/lead/silver mines in Europe. Last year, the mine produced 22 515 t of zinc concentrate and 28 955 t of lead concentrate.
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