NuCoal continues to seek justice over Doyles Creek

NUCOAL Resources will not give up on its fight for justice and compensation for its shareholders after the New South Wales government revoked its exploration licence following hearings by the corruption watchdog that the licence was issued corruptly, chairman Gordon Galt said.

NuCoal continues to seek justice over Doyles Creek

04 December 2017
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A large part of the company’s efforts have been focused on pursuing justice for its 2,900 shareholders following the expropriation, without compensation, of its Doyles Creek exploration licence by the

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