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AIM to be measured against ASX

Is Crusader's shift a prudent strategy or an exercise in scapegoat-ing?

John Robertson*
AIM, part of the LSE, is apparently the answer to Crusader's valuation dilemmas

AIM, part of the LSE, is apparently the answer to Crusader's valuation dilemmas

A 48% share price slump began shortly after an announcement on August 2 last year that Crusader Resources would sell its small but profitable Brazil iron ore operations to concentrate efforts and limited...

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