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2024
Newmont CEO says divestment of non-core assets progressing wellBy:GOLD/COPPER Newmont CEO Tom Palmer said on Thursday the gold miner's plans to divest eight non-core assets and trim its workforce to cut debt following its $17.14-billion purchase of Newcrest were progressing well.
"(We are) quite excited about the level of interest in each of those assets," Palmer told reporters in Melbourne.
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