News
09 August 2018

Ironbark Zinc courts build-to-operate partners for Citronen mine

In:
Metals and Mining
Region:
Americas

Ironbark Zinc Limited looking to take about $150 million off the estimated $514 million capital costs for its wholly-owned Citronen zinc mine project in Greenland. The company hopes to enter into build-to-operate agreements with suppliers to reduce the capital expenditure...

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