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Investor CGIC Calls on ‘Mismanaged’ Nittetsu Mining to Buy Back Shares

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A key investor, CGIC, is calling on Nittetsu Mining to sell non-core assets and use the proceeds to buy back shares, indicating a desire to increase shareholder value.

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Nittetsu Mining Co. is being urged by a key investor to sell real estate and other non-core assets and use the proceeds to buy back shares.

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