G Mining Ventures reported that a fatality has occurred at its Oko West gold project in Guyana. The death was related to a road incident involving a contractor, which occurred on October 13. “We are deeply saddened by the tragic accident,” said President and CEO Louis-Pierre Gignac. “Our sincere condolences and support are with our colleague’s family, friends and coworkers…
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Commercial production at Tocantinzinho
G Mining Ventures has declared commercial product at its Tocantinzinho gold mine in Para state, Brazil, both on time and on budget, in less than two years. During August 2024, the mill operated at 76% of nameplate throughput, processing a total of 304,312 ore tonnes (9,817 t/d) at a recovery rate of 88%. Tocantinzinho is engineered to have a 10.5-year…
Read MoreG Mining obtains Tocantinzinho licenses
G Mining Ventures has received the operational licenses for its Tocantinzinho gold project in the State of Pará, Brazil – the last remaining permitting milestone for commercial operation. The miner said the project remains on time and budget for commercial production in the second half of 2024. “This final step in the regulatory approval process for [Tocantinzinho] is a testament…
Read MoreFirst gold export from Tocantinzinho
G Mining Ventures has completed its first exports of doré bars from its 100%-owned Tocantinzinho gold project Pará, Brazil, to a refinery in Switzerland. The project remains on time and budget for commercial production in the second half of 2024. “Our first shipments of gold mark another milestone for TZ, and the State of Para in particular, as this shipment…
Read MoreTocantinzinho nears completion: G Mining Ventures
G Mining Ventures provided an update on progress made at its flagship Tocantinzinho gold project currently under construction in the state of Pará, Brazil. The miner said the project remains on schedule and on budget for commercial production in the second half of 2024. Pre-production mining continues to progress above budget, having excavated 12.4 million tonnes of material from the…
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