Allied Gold Corporation advances exploration and production at Kurmuk Mine in Ethiopia
What happened
Allied Gold Corporation is advancing exploration at the Kurmuk Mine in western Ethiopia. The company stated that the mine is planned as a conventional open-pit and agitated leaching operation. First ore to the grinding circuit is expected imminently, with first gold expected shortly thereafter.
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Why it matters
The company is focused on extending mine life and identifying additional higher-grade ore zones. Exploration highlights include Ashashire, where one hole returned grades up to 10.07 g/t Au. The mine is projected to produce a minimum of 240,000 gold ounces annually.
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Increased gold exports could boost port usage and transit fees via supply chain.
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