OceanaGold commences construction of Mine
Thu, 4 Nov 2004
OceanaGold commences construction of the Globe Progress Open Cut Mine at Reefton
Steve Orr,
Chief Executive Officer, announced today that the
requisite
approvals to access the Globe Progress Open Cut
Mine at Reefton have been
received from the respective
Councils and the Department of Conservation in
New
Zealand. Oceana Gold can now commence construction of the
Globe
Progress mine and Reefton concentration
plant.
Len Jubber, OceanaGold's Chief Operating Officer
said, "The first phase of
the development on the access
road will commence immediately and the
contract has been
awarded to Rosco Contractors. This will be
closely
followed by the establishment of silt ponds and
the construction of the
civil embankments."
Final
planning for the construction of the processing plant is
progressing
and the Engineering Procurement Construction
and Management (EPCM) contract
has been awarded to GRD
Minproc. Construction of the processing plant
is
expected to commence in the first quarter 2005
followed by prestripping of
the Globe Progress Stage 1
pit.Gold production is on track for commencement during the
fourth quarter 2004 Mr Orr said.
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