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Northern Minerals seeks court order to push back AGM

Questions remain over potential breaches by China-linked shareholders

The Browns Range project in WA could become the first substantial producer of dysprosium outside of China.

The Browns Range project in WA could become the first substantial producer of dysprosium outside of China. | Credits: Northern Minerals

Northern Minerals wants Supreme Court of New South Wales approval to defer its 2025 Annual General Meeting, so it has time to investigate potential legal breaches related to the ownership of its shares....

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