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Fortune Bay Completes Processing Trade-off Study for Goldfields Gold Project

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What happened

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Fortune Bay announced the completion of a processing trade-off study prepared by Ausenco for its Goldfields Gold Project in northern Saskatchewan. The study compared producing gold doré on-site against producing a gold-bearing concentrate for off-site treatment. The concentrate option was identified in the project's 2025 Updated Preliminary Economic Assessment.

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Why it matters

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The concentrate production option offers distinct advantages, including opportunities to simplify the initial plant, reduce upfront capital requirements, and support staged development. This approach preserves flexibility to add on-site doré production facilities later.

Ausenco was appointed as the EPCM partner for a project.

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Who's involved

  • AusencoPrepared the processing trade-off study for the Goldfields Gold Project.
  • projectThe Goldfields Gold Project in northern Saskatchewan.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • AusencoSpeculative

    Ausenco might see its contract fulfillment confirmed by the study's completion, potentially affecting future project funding.

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The entities involved

  • Ausenco

    Australian construction management company

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