The study looks at a 1,750 t/d underground mine that would produce an average of 76,000 oz. gold per year over a mine life of 11 years at all-in sustaining costs of $747 per oz.

After restarting mining at the end of July and milling in early August, following a temporary shutdown, the operation generated 3,200 gold oz. last month.

Conservationists accused two Chinese companies of exploring for coal in the biggest national park, Hwange.

Company has signed an Impacts and Benefits Agreement with the Shuar communities of Warints and Yawi, its indigenous partners, for the copper project.

Shares of the company jumped 6.1% on the latest drill results.

The company has released assays for 13 drill holes completed within the 6-km long Sprite corridor at its gold project in Newfoundland.

The early-stage study defined a 15-year, 11,000 t/d open pit operation, mining the Marban, Norlartic, Kierens, North-North and Gold Hawk deposits in Quebec.