Lumina Metals shares surged as much as 46% on their Warsaw Stock Exchange debut on Tuesday, reflecting strong domestic investor demand for a company that Poland's prime minister says could more than double the country's copper production capacity and underpin a broader national ambition to become a leading European supplier of the metal
Prime Minister Donald Tusk attended the Warsaw listing, describing Lumina's projects as presenting "tremendous opportunities for Poland for a dramatic increase in copper and silver production capacity " The stock's strong performance in Warsaw followed a C$406
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