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OceanaGold Corp T.OGC

Alternate Symbol(s):  OCANF

OceanaGold Corp is an intermediate gold and copper producer. The Company has a portfolio of four operating mines: the Haile Gold Mine in the United States of America; Didipio Mine in the Philippines; and the Macraes and Waihi operations in New Zealand. The gold, copper, and silver that the Company produces are essential to the renewable energy and transport sectors, life-saving medical devices and technology, which connects communities around the world. The Didipio gold and copper mine is located in Luzon, Philippines. It produces gold and silver as dore bars and copper in concentrate. The Macraes Operation on the South Island of New Zealand is an active gold producing mine. The Company's Waihi Operation in the North Island of New Zealand is an underground operation. The Haile Gold Mine located in Kershaw, South Carolina is a gold mine on the East Coast.


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Post by templetooth2on Feb 09, 2022 5:31pm
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Double, Double, Toil and Trouble

Double, Double, Toil and Trouble
First impression of the technical summary of Haile is kind of a witches' brew.

In the Sept 2020 report, growth capex was envisioned at $190 million, the vast bulk to be spent in the 2021-22-'23 timeframe. The biggest components were $90 million for expansion of Tailings Storage Facility and PAG waste containment, and $80 million for Horseshoe Underground.

Now, growth capex excludes TSF-PAG, moved to sustaining capex. New growth capex of $155 includes site closure costs, previously estimated in 2020 at $70 million. So it looks like Horseshoe costs are pretty steady.

Sustaining capital increases from $411 million to $750 million (Gulp!) but this includes the previously mentioned TSF-PAG.

Horrible Haile has been a money-pit pretty much since acquisition, and it doesn't look like it's about to suddenly get better. In my opinion, of course. You might well draw other conclusions.
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