A court in Papua New Guinea has cleared the way for a start-up of the majority Chinese-owned Ramu nickel and cobalt project, which has faced 18 months of delays over environmental concerns, minority owner Highlands Pacific said on Tuesday.
Australia-based Highlands Pacific said it was advised that a judgment on Tuesday in the National Court of Madang in PNG cleared the path for the commissioning of the fully constructed $US1.5 billion ($1.38 billion) Ramu Nickel Project
