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Aguia Resources Gold Mine in Colombia Hits Breakeven

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Aguia Resources' Santa Barbara gold mine in Colombia hit breakeven after its latest quarterly report showed customer receipts tripled to $639,000. The Colombian operation produced 36.75 ounces of gold, generating $218,000 in gross revenue for the month. The company is also advancing its Três Estradas phosphate project in Brazil, which includes a 30,000-tonne stockpile of ore valued at $5,000,000.

From smh.com.au

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The successful operation of the gold mine in Colombia could increase local economic activity. Furthermore, the increased revenue from Aguia's gold and fertilizer sales might boost national fiscal income.

From smh.com.au

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  • Could see increased national fiscal income from Aguia's gold and fertilizer sales.

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