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Tamboran shares crater as shareholders baulk at work commitments

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Tamboran shares crater as shareholders baulk at work commitments

A fall after a capital raise at a discount to the volume-weighted average price and closing price is common, but not to the extent of the falls seen yesterday. Tamboran shares were worth 22 cents on...

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