
Australia’s Resolute Mining (ASX, LON: RSG) withdrew on Wednesday its production and costs guidance for 2020 after unionized workers at its Syama gold mine in Mali notified the company of a looming a 10-day strike.
The miner, which expected to churn out 430,000 ounces of gold at an all-in sustaining cost of $980 per ounce, said the union is threatening with downing tools unless the company resumes full pay to employees affected by covid-19 measures.
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