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Big River Gold Limited (ASX:BRV) is a specialised minerals exploration and development... Big River Gold Limited (ASX:BRV) is a specialised minerals exploration and development company focused on advancing its wholly owned Borborema Gold Project in Brazil. With over 14 years’ in-country experience, Big River Gold has forged a reputation in the Brazilian mining community as a company which understands the local environment and can successfully develop projects.More

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