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16
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2016
Vango and Dampier band together to develop K2By:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor: Australasia GOLD ASX-listed Vango Mining and Dampier Gold have struck a heads of agreement which could see the development of the K2 underground gold mine, in Western Australia.
The K2 desposit forms part of the broader Plutonic Dome project, which Vango acquired from Dampier at the start of 2016, for A$6.2-million.
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