Allied Gold Corporation advances exploration and production at Kurmuk Mine in Ethiopia
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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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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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