Mineralogy and Clive Palmer lose $200M legal fight

CLIVE Palmer and his company Mineralogy have lost yet another legal battle after the High Court refused to consider a $200 million lawsuit against Sino Iron operator CITIC.

Clive Palmer (screenshot - twitter)

11 November 2021
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Palmer and Mineralogy appealed two cases handed down by the WA Supreme Court relating to missed production deadlines at the Sino iron ore project.

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