The Lundin family's $12.9 million bet on an Ivory Coast gold mine is now worth $739 million
The Lundin family invested $12.9 million in Montage Gold in 2024. Two years later, their stake is worth nearly $739 million.
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The Lundin family invested $12.9 million in Montage Gold in 2024. Two years later, their stake is worth nearly $739 million.
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