Bardoc Gold optimisation study indidcates potential to increase production in the first five years
The revised mine plan will allow Bardoc to bring forward ounce production in the mine plan and allow for sustained production from both underground mines concurrently. Project development update is expected by end of August 2021.
Bardoc Gold Ltd (ASX:BDC) has initiated a cash-flow optimisation study on improving the already robust Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) for its flagship three-million-ounce Bardoc Gold Project, situated 40 kilometres north of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.
The company’s study was aimed at increasing the forecast gold production rate, margins, and free cash flow during the first five years of its operations at Bardoc Gold Project.
Bardoc Gold’s hits of up to 5 metres at 17.7 g/t gold confirm Aphrodite growth potential
Recent drilling has further expanded the shallow Sigma Lode target and extended Gamma Lode, intersecting broad, high-grade mineralisation outside the current 1.7-million-ounce Aphrodite resource. “The latest results point to the immense potential for further reserve and resource growth,” says CEO.
Bardoc Gold Ltd (ASX:BDC) has intersected broad zones of shallow high-grade gold mineralisation at the cornerstone 1.7-million-ounce Aphrodite Deposit within its flagship 3.07-million-ounce Bardoc Gold Project in the Kalgoorlie region of Western Australia.
The new intercepts, which are all outside the current resource model, highlight the potential for future upgrades and possible growth in resources and reserves once modelling and optimisations are completed.
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FTSE 100 holds on to slight gains; Wall Street digests positive jobless claims data
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FTSE 100 holds on to slight gains; Wall Street digests positive jobless claims data
The UK blue chip index closed higher after positive economic news
FTSE 100 adds 37 points
US stocks see mixed performance
UK service sector growth fastest since 2013
5:05pm: BoE meeting propels FTSE to positive day
The FTSE 100 ended Thursday up 37 points, 0.5%, at 7,076, while the FTSE 250 added 105 points, 0.5%, to 22,491. UK stocks have managed to stave off any of the losses seen on mainland Europe, with a positive assessment from the Bank of England highlighting a strong 2021, IG Senior Market Analyst Joshua Mahony said. The Bank of England meeting gave plenty of grounds for optimism, with the bank raising forecasts to predict the best year of growth since the second world war. The dramatic upgrade in growth forecasts saw the bank predict a rate of 7.25% over the course of 2021; up from the