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Resources giant BHP Billiton is looking to offloadthe Gregory Crinum coal operation in Queensland, which itjointly owns with Japan's Mitsubishi Corp. Global minerRio Tinto is also looking to sell its Clermont coalmine and a 29 per cent stake in its Coal & Allied business.
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Resources giant BHP Billiton is looking to offloadthe Gregory Crinum coal operation in Queensland, which itjointly owns with Japan's Mitsubishi Corp. Global minerRio Tinto is also looking to sell its Clermont coalmine and a 29 per cent stake in its Coal & Allied business.
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