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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Canagold Resources Ltd T.CCM

Alternate Symbol(s):  CRCUF

Canagold Resources Ltd. is a Canada-based mineral exploration company. The Company’s projects include New Polaris, Nevada Gold, Windfall Hills, Corral Canyon and Princeton Property. The Company’s core asset is the 100% owned, past-producing, high-grade, New Polaris gold project located in north-western British Columbia. The Fondaway Canyon is an advanced stage gold property located in the... see more

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Canagold Resources Ltd > New Polaris..Lowest AISC mine in The World
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Post by nozzpack on Dec 11, 2021 9:40am

New Polaris..Lowest AISC mine in The World

New Polaris PEA in 2020 estimated its cash costs at $400 US per ounce and its AISC at $530 US per ounce.

Because of its high gold grades ( 10.3 gms per ton ), its estimated AISC was the lowest AISC gold mine in the world in 2020, as can be seen from Kitcos analyses of the worlds lowest cost gold mines.
There are very few of these premium grade gold mines remaining which is why CCM will be bought out at a premium price within the next 12 months

..AISC in 2020 see below



(Kitco News)
 - The following is the list of the top 10 lowest cost gold mining companies in 2020 calendar year among the top 20 largest primary gold producers worldwide measured by output. 

The ranking used all-in sustaining costs (AISC) metric that serves as a globally accepted benchmark of a mine's operating efficiency.

Primary gold producers are defined as "mining companies where gold contributed to 80% or more of revenues from operating activities generated last year."

With AISC of $604/oz, Russian gold miner Polyus was the lowest cost gold producer among the top 20 biggest gold miners in 2020. The group's AISC increased 2% year-over-year reflecting higher stripping activities and sustaining capital expenditures.

B2Gold is second with AISC of $788/oz sold, a 9% decline over 2019 ($862/oz). The lower costs were due to higher than budgeted gold ounces sold, lower G&A costs and lower than budgeted sustaining capital expenditures, partially offset by higher royalties resulting from a higher average gold price realized than budgeted in 2020.

Centerra is third. The company's all-in sustaining costs on a co-product basis were $799/oz in 2020 compared to $737/oz in 2019. The increase was due to higher capitalized stripping costs at the Kumtor mine and higher sustaining capital at both the Kumtor and Mount Milligan mines, partially offset by higher copper credits and greater gold ounces sold as a result of the addition of the kst mine.

Kirkland Lake is fourth with AISC of $800/oz for 2020, a 42% increase compared to $564 for 2019. Excluding the impact of Detour Lake, where AISC per ounce sold averaged $1,171, AISC per ounce sold in 2020 averaged $566, largely unchanged from the comparable 2019 level as the favourable impact of suspending operations at Holt Complex more than offset higher AISC per ounce sold at Fosterville and Macassa. 

Endeavour Mining sits fifth. The company's consolidated AISC for all the operations increased by 7% or $55/oz, from $818/oz in 2019 to $873/oz in 2020, due primarily to the higher gold prices, which increased royalties by $43/oz. The increased production at lower cost mines (Hound and Ity) and the addition of the low cost Boungou mine partially offset the higher costs at Agbaou, Karma and Mana.

Polymetal's all-in sustaining costs amounted to US$ 874/GE oz, up 1% year-on-year. At Albazino, AISC increased by 9% to US$ 946/oz, which was mostly driven by underground development and prestripping costs capitalised at Ekaterina-2 and Farida pits.

Newcrest's AISC for the calendar year 2020 of $911/oz were 13% higher than in 2019. 

Barrick's AISC of $967/oz in 2020 were 8% higher than in 2019 ($894/oz) primarily due to higher royalty expenses from the higher gold price environment.

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