Compass Minerals International was ordered to pay $12m to settle claims that it misled investors and failed to properly assess some financial risks, the US SEC said.
- Compass claimed a technology upgrade at its Goderich mine would reduce costs, but in reality, had increased costs, according to the SEC
- Co. also failed to properly assess financial risks of mercury contamination by one of its former facilities near the Botafogo River in Brazil, the SEC said
- Compass, without admitting to the findings, agreed to cease and desist from further violations of the antifraud, reporting, and internal controls provisions of the Securities ...
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