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China links? ASX hopeful Ivanhoe Atlantic doth protest too much

With the glow of a flurry of floats this year – from Virgin Australia to Greatland Resources – well and truly fading, Robert Friedland’s Ivanhoe Atlantic is shaping up as the next big thing heading for the ASX.

The American billionaire has made a motza for investors over the years, and Ivanhoe Atlantic could be no exception. The miner wants to raise about $300 million to fund the development of the Kon Kweni project in Guinea, creating a new source of high-grade iron ore.

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