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Bathurst proves resilient during COVID

CONSISTENT demand for Bathurst Resources’ product, diversity of the markets it sells into, and its long-term contractual relationships helped the company operate during the difficult conditions of the pandemic, according to chairman Toko Kapea.

Financially the pandemic has had a relatively minimal impact on Bathurst's domestic business.

Financially the pandemic has had a relatively minimal impact on Bathurst's domestic business.

He told the company's annual general meeting that across the business it generated NZ$67 (A$62) million in operating cash. "Financially the pandemic has had a relatively minimal impact on our domestic...

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