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Euro Sun Mining Inc T.ESM

Alternate Symbol(s):  CPNFF

Euro Sun Mining Inc. is a Canada-based mining company focused on exploration of gold and copper. The Company is focused primarily on its 100% owned Rovina Valley Project (RVP) located in west-central Romania. The Company operates through the development of its Romanian mining permit segment. The Rovina Valley Project consists of three copper-gold porphyry systems, such as Rovina, Colnic and Ciresata. The Company’s wholly owned subsidiaries include SAMAX Romania Limited and SAMAX Romania S.R.L.


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Post by coinmanon Sep 20, 2022 11:34am
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Euro Sun Mining Inc. Key highlights include:

Euro Sun Mining Inc. Key highlights include:

Euro Sun Mining Inc. Key highlights include:

  • Pretax net present value increased 41 per cent to $630-million, with an internal rate of return of 22.7 per cent, based on $1,675 per ounce gold and $3.75 per pound copper.
  • Estimated to produce 1.47 million ounces of gold and 403 million pounds of copper over the life of the project at an AISC (all-in sustaining cost) of $787 per gold equivalent ounce.
  • Approximately 43 million tonnes, or 19 per cent, less of waste material are expected to be mined, resulting in a 1.45:1 strip ratio over the life of the mine.
  • The updated study incorporates the most current cost and capital expenditure data, with initial capital expenditures of $448-million.
  • The Rovina Valley project incorporates dry-stack tailings and is a cyanide-free operation.

The Financial Post reports in its Tuesday edition that gold bugs should be having a moment: Inflation is high, stock markets are down, recession is looming -- and there is war in Europe. The Post's Gabriel Friedman writes that despite the gloom, the price of gold, along with equities of gold miners, are in free fall Last week, gold fell 3 per cent to $1,665 per ounce after the release of data that showed that U.S. inflation hit 8.3 per cent in August, the opposite of what you would have expected. Gold has now sunk 20 per cent since hitting $2,087 per ounce in March A bearish mood seems to have infected the sector, with even the largest gold producers looking to diversify. Barrick Gold chief executive officer Mark Bristow has acknowledged that at one point several years ago he engaged in unsuccessful merger discussions with U.S.-headquartered copper goliath Freeport-McMoran. "Copper is probably the most strategic metal, and it's geologically related to gold," Mr. Bristow said. "So if you want to become a world-leading gold company in the fullness of time, you are going to end up producing." If gold prices continue to slide, other gold miners may also look to make copper, zinc and other metals part of their portfolio.

 
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