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Armour shareholder refills the war chest 

ARMOUR has again plundered the piggy bank of one of its larger shareholders DGR, taking cash for working capital and to repay debt facilities to a cost of $2.4 million. 

Armour shareholder refills the war chest 

      DGR provided $4.5 million in July.    It holds 18.3% of the company. Armour executive director Nick Mather, and the man running the show since CEO Brad Lingo departed unexpectedly earlier...

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