Gold developer BellevueGold is looking at toll treating ore stockpiles in WesternAustralia for early cashflow mining resources
PERTH – Gold developer Bellevue Gold is looking at toll treating options for the anticipated ore stockpile at its namesake project in Western Australia, ahead of commissioning of the process plant.
The forecast stockpile is set to exceed 200 000 t at 5 g/t gold, which will be partly the result of mining the planned Vanguard openpit that is set to start in the first quarter of next year and will consist of nearly 100 000 t at more than 3.5 g/t gold. The mined Vanguard pit will then be transformed into the tailings dam for plant commissioning.
The project remains well funded with A$277.3-million of available liquidity as at the end of September.
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