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Losing its shine

Tuesday, 14 August, 2012, 12:00am

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Losing its shine

Zijin Mining Group chairman Chen Jinghe addresses a briefing after China's largest gold producer reported a disappointing first-half net profit of 2.38 billion yuan (HK$2.91 billion). Photo: May Tse

This article first appeared in the South China Morning Post print edition on Aug 14, 2012 as Losing its shine

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