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(Kitco News) - Coricancha, located in the central Andes of Peru approximately 90 kilometres east of Lima, is a past producing mine which the company acquired in June 2017 and has remained in care and maintenance since then.

Newrange Gold Corp. (TSX-V:NRG, OTCQB:NRGOF) and Great Panther Mining Limited (TSX:GPR, NYSE:GPL) are terminating their share purchase agreement for Newrange to acquire the Coricancha gold-silver-copper-lead-zinc mine in Peru. Newrange CEO and president Robert Archer said they were deeply disappointed to have arrived at this outcome.

(Kitco News) - Great Panther Mining (OTCPK: GPLDK) announced Wednesday that it has entered into an agreement with Newrange Gold to sell to Newrange the Coricancha mine in Peru.

(Kitco News) - Great Panther Mining (OTCPK: GPLDK) announced on Friday that three of its directors, Elise Rees, Kevin Ross and Dana Williams, have each resigned from the company's board.

Great Panther Mining Limited (TSX:GPR, NYSE:GPL) has announced key management changes as part of its strategic initiative to reposition the company, including the appointment of a new chief executive officer. The company said Sandra Daycock will assume the role of President & CEO and will resign from the position of Chief Financial Officer (CFO) effective October 17, 2022, while Alan Hair will resign as interim CEO and will resume the position of Non-Executive Chair of the Board, effective the same date, and Shawn Turkington, the company's Vice President, Finance, will assume the role of CFO.

Great Panther Mining Limited (TSX:GPR, NYSE:GPL) announced that it has inked a letter of intent to sell its Coricancha mine in Peru to Newrange Gold Corp. (TSX-V:NRG, OTCQB:NRGOF) The sale, which encompasses 100% of Great Panther's Peruvian subsidiaries, Great Panther Silver Peru SAC and Great Panther Coricancha SAC, will net the Canadian mining company US$750,000 payable in cash. Located in the central Andes of Peru, Coricancha is a past-producing mine with an extensive land package in the prolific Central Polymetallic Belt in Peru.
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