Ministry Seeks to Cancel Norilsk-1 Tender Results

By The Moscow Times

Nov. 6, 2012

The Natural Resources Ministry has submitted a draft order to the Cabinet to cancel the results of a tender for the Norilsk-1 copper and nickel deposit's southern section held in June, government sources told Interfax.

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