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Broken Hill bags remnant gold ahead of SA mine restart (opens the original)
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Broken Hill Gold has just banked its third gold pour from existing heap leach ore at its White Dam project in South Australia, producing a 5.43-kilogram doré bar containing an estimated 174 ounces of gold from remnant ore. The cash flow from the pour will be ploughed back into a significant plant refurbishment program as the company charges towards a potential restart of open-pit mining at its nearby Vertigo deposit early next year. The move comes as the company progresses a prefeasibility study
Broken Hill bags remnant gold ahead of SA mine restart (opens the original)
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Broken Hill Gold has just banked its third gold pour from existing heap leach ore at its White Dam project in South Australia, producing a 5.43-kilogram doré bar containing an estimated 174 ounces of gold from remnant ore. The cash flow from the pour will be ploughed back into a significant plant refurbishment program as the company charges towards a potential restart of open-pit mining at its nearby Vertigo deposit early next year. The move comes as the company progresses a prefeasibility study
Broken Hill bags remnant gold ahead of SA mine restart (opens the original)
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Broken Hill Gold has just banked its third gold pour from existing heap leach ore at its White Dam project in South Australia, producing a 5.43-kilogram doré bar containing an estimated 174 ounces of gold from remnant ore. The cash flow from the pour will be ploughed back into a significant plant refurbishment program as the company charges towards a potential restart of open-pit mining at its nearby Vertigo deposit early next year. The move comes as the company progresses a prefeasibility study
Flagship tables huge Thai tungsten target (opens the original)
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Flagship Minerals has unveiled a massive JORC exploration target for its wholly-owned Khao Soon tungsten project in southern Thailand, outlining between 22 and 40 million tonnes of resource at a substantial grade of 0.15 to 0.3 per cent tungsten. However, as Khao Soon sits outside its core gold and copper strategy in South America and Canada, the company is now weighing up how best to crystallise the project’s value, including a full sale, a spin-out into a dedicated listed vehicle or a joint ve
Flagship tables huge Thai tungsten target (opens the original)
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Flagship Minerals has unveiled a massive JORC exploration target for its wholly-owned Khao Soon tungsten project in southern Thailand, outlining between 22 and 40 million tonnes of resource at a substantial grade of 0.15 to 0.3 per cent tungsten. However, as Khao Soon sits outside its core gold and copper strategy in South America and Canada, the company is now weighing up how best to crystallise the project’s value, including a full sale, a spin-out into a dedicated listed vehicle or a joint ve
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