Grande Portage signs gold offtake agreement for Alaska’s New Amalga
The Ocean Partners agreement could cover up to 100% of output during the first seven operating years.
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The Ocean Partners agreement could cover up to 100% of output during the first seven operating years.
The package includes a proposed non-binding C$300 million project facility and a C$10 million equity investment.
The private placement has not closed; part of the proceeds is intended for a 10,000-metre drill program in British Columbia.
The company said grab samples from earlier trenches indicate sporadic gold mineralization along a corridor of at least 135 metres.
The September 24 release covers assays from three additional holes at the Balrog and Tommy veins in British Columbia.
Pakistan’s Bureau of Statistics said the SPI stood at 369.69 in the week ended 24 September, up 0.99% from the previous week. It is the bureau’s short-term indicator of essential prices.
Afghanistan’s Office of the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs said the Khatiz Lmar iron-melting plant opened in Kunduz on 17 September. It reported $8.6 million in investment by a foreign company and capacity of 300 metric tonnes of rebar per day.
The September 16 agreement frames later development phases; annual hydrogen and ammonia quantities are production targets.
The milestone followed the mill meeting throughput, recovery and feed criteria over a 60-day period ending August 19.
An official gazette published on 1 October gives Wing Wah a renewable five-year road-transport licence.
Afghanistan’s Procurement Commission approved 12 of the 30 projects discussed on 12 September, with a combined value of about AFN 2.7 billion. The deputy prime minister’s office said the approved projects included electricity supply and distribution networks in several provinces.
Afghanistan’s Ministry of Mines and Petroleum said it signed a contract on 8 September with Nangarhar Afghan Talc Mining and Processing Company for the second block at Kudi Khel in Shirzad district, Nangarhar. The area was reported as 3.826394 square kilometres and the contract value as $65.865 million.