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Indonesia gold venture finds safer mooring

Billionaires don’t need a reason to smile, but if you see a happy Rex Harbour it could be that the London property tycoon is enjoying the revival of a small gold mining company that he has stuck by, even during its 18 months in the sin bin.

Kingsrose Mining, in which Harbour ranks as the biggest shareholder with a personal 15.3% stake, was sidelined after a series of events halted production at its mines on the Indonesian island of Sumatra,...

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