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trunkman thanks; They are full speed ahead, with turbo button pressed. announced today that it produced a total of 16,370 ounces of gold in June 2022 at its Segovia Operations bringing the total for the second quarter of 2022 to 53,198 ounces compared with 52,198 ounces from Segovia in the second quarter of 2021. In the second quarter of 2022, the Company also produced 85,741 ounces of silver, up from 54,573 ounces of silver in the second quarter last year, together with approximately 294,000 pounds of zinc and 345,000 pounds of lead.
For the first half of 2022, the Company produced 103,149 ounces of gold at its Segovia Operations, up from 101,256 ounces of gold in the first half last year. The Company reported consolidated gold production in the first half last year of 103,684 ounces which included 2,428 ounces from Marmato up to February 4, 2021, the date of the loss of control of Aris Gold Corporation.
GCM Mining’s trailing 12-months’ total gold production at the end of June 2022 was 208,282 ounces, up about 1% over last year. The Company remains on track to meet its 2022 annual production guidance of 210,000 to 225,000 ounces of gold, aided by the completion of the Maria Dama plant expansion to 2,000 tonnes per day (“tpd”) in the third quarter of 2022.
GCM Mining processed a total of 44,047 tonnes in June 2022 at its Maria Dama plant, representing a daily average processing rate of 1,468 tpd, at an average head grade of 12.8 g/t. Plant operations in June 2022 reflected a scheduled 120-hour stoppage to change the linings of the mill in addition to routine repairs and improvements. For the second quarter of 2022, a total of 147,580 tonnes, equivalent to 1,622 tpd, were processed at Segovia at an average head grade of 12.4 g/t compared with a total of 143,910 tonnes, equivalent to 1,581 tpd, at an average head grade of 12.6 g/t in the second quarter last year. This brings the daily average processing rate for the first half of 2022 to 1,604 tpd at an average head grade of 12.3 g/t compared with 1,526 tpd and 12.7 g/t in the first half last year.
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Bernanke began the conversation in a cheerful mood… Ben: Saw you on TV yesterday. A woman’s voice, said to be that of Janet Yellen, replies. Janet: Well, you know what it is like.I’m now competing with the presidential election news cycle. And Trump is getting all the page views now. Ben: But wow! I like the way you turned it around… Janet: What do you mean…? Ben: I mean… that “cautious” thing. You managed to get almost every news agency in the world to say you were “cautious.” Heh heh. Makes you sound prudent.And this is after you and I together put about $4 trillion of new cash into the system… we must have induced other central banks to pony up another $8 trillion or so… and now there are about $650 trillion in open derivative contracts. Yeah… cautious! I love it. Just don’t strike a match…. Heh heh. Janet: Oh, stop… I wasn’t the one who started this thing… You… [inaudible]. Besides, I’m learning from Trump. When he entered the race, we all thought he was a joke. But that’s the problem with politics – jokes get elected.Anyway, Trump’s trick is to always say something bold and outrageous. And vague. People don’t know what the f*** you are talking about. They can fill in what they want to hear. It makes me sound like a strong leader who is keeping her options open. At the end of my speech to the Economic Club, I was even tempted to say “Investors love me!” We Homeys Did It At this point, static interrupts the conversation. Then the two voices become clear again… Janet: You know, Ben, they should love us. And you and I should get more than just our pictures on TIME and a few million in speaking fees. After all, our yiddisher kops added more wealth to the world than Carnegie, Ford, Buffett, Gates… all of them put together. Ben: But, Janet… Now that I’ve been out of the hot seat for a while, I’ve had a chance to think about it. Janet: Think about what? Ben: Well, the system and how it works. Janet: Hey… That’s not allowed… Ben: I know… but now that I’m a private citizen just shaking down the big banks for speaking fees… It’s payback time! Janet: Yeah… I see you’re getting $400,000 a pop. Not bad… Ben: Janet, just wait… you’ll get your turn…But seriously, I’m just wondering how it all fits together. I mean… it seems like something very important has changed in a way that we didn’t recognize. Janet: What’s that?” Ben: When Nixon made that change in 1971 [eliminating the restraint on credit creation imposed by gold] nobody really knew what it meant. The gold bugs ranted and raved, but even they had no idea what would happen. Nobody really saw how it would change the system completely.Nobody… except maybe the damned French… ever asked to exchange their dollars for gold anyway. It didn’t seem to matter that we shut the window [ending the convertibility of dollars to gold at a fixed rate by closing the “gold window” at the Treasury]. But this is just coming into focus for me. It changes everything. We went from a savings-based money system to a credit-based system. And that’s a big change. You following me? There is only so much money available from savings. So that naturally limits the amount of credit. But when you can create credit with just a few keystrokes on your computer… it’s a different thing entirely. You can have as much as you want. But the guy who runs a liquor store… He stocks his shelves for total sales. He doesn’t care whether you spend cash or credit. As people spend more – on credit – he orders more bottles and hires a young man to put it on the shelves. He thinks there is more demand for his product. He expects it to last. So does everyone else. So, the economy booms. That was the idea. That’s why we got our faces on TIME. We homeys did it. We manipulated the economy. We tricked people into thinking there was more demand than there really was. And all we had to do was keep interest rates a little on the low side… Debt Is Deflationary Again… the line gets fuzzy for a bit. Then the voices come back. Janet: Ben… I’m going to hop off the line… I’ve got an FOMC meeting… Ben: Hold on, Janet… Just a minute… I’ve got something figured out. It’s important…In the old system, people had to earn money before they could lend it. That imposed a natural limit on credit. You couldn’t lend it if you didn’t have it. The scarcity of credit forced up the price of it. Interest rates never went to zero. So, savers were encouraged to save. And it forced investors and entrepreneurs to find projects that were worthy of precious capital. That’s what made the system work. It encouraged real capital formation and real wealth building. That’s how we got richer. Now, all we’ve got is credit… unlimited credit. Banks’ cost of funds these days is so low it’s almost free. Nobody knows what anything is worth – because all prices are distorted by unlimited credit. That’s what happened to the oil industry. Oil was $140, and then it was $30. You don’t know what it should be. So nobody wants to take the risk or trouble to fund long-term projects. We don’t build much real wealth any more. We just speculate. Short term. And the amount of credit in the system just goes up and up. But the dark side of credit is debt. You have to pay interest on it… and eventually pay back the loan. So, as your debt increases, it takes more and more of your income to make the debt payments, leaving you less to spend. This means you have to borrow more – increasing your debt – just to maintain the same level of spending. We know our income is not keeping up with our debt levels. Debt was about one and a half times GDP in the 1970s. Now, it’s three and a half times. I know lower interest rates airbrush the picture… so the debt burden is not so obvious. But unless we’ve eliminated the credit cycle, we have to assume rates will one day turn up again. Then, the cost of all this debt will suddenly hit us – hard. It will take a big chunk out of current spending… leading to those “D” words that you can’t use in public. The gloom and doomers were right all along. But they didn’t understand any better than anyone else how it really worked. They kept expecting inflation. And it never came. So, they went broke and went away. Debt is not inflationary. It’s deflationary. You either earn your way out… or you reach a limit, and the economy melts down. And here’s the thing: The super abundance of credit reduces real growth. That’s the thing I just realized. The more credit you make available… to try to ‘stimulate’ the economy… the more you stimulate speculation and suppress real growth. Less real growth means less real income to pay your debt. So, there’s really no way out… because the debt is slowing down the economy it depends on, like a huge leech that is killing its host. You eventually end up in a Minsky Moment… [when asset values plunge after a long period of speculation and unsustainable growth]… What are you going to do then? Janet: You’re asking me? Ben: Yea… Janet. I know what I’m going to be doing – collecting more big bucks for telling Goldman how you screwed up. Heh heh.What are you going to do?
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Aris Mining Corporation (Aris Mining) (TSX: ARIS) (OTCQX: TPRFF) Highest Close in 2 Weeks on the ARIS;
The $3.04 close is the highest since October 13th. Maybe the jaded seller lamenting the loss of the dividend is sold out? With the US dollar index closing below its 50 dma today, Gold may continue higher and bring a lift to the PM sector.
There are 556,000 shares short as of October 14th (per yahoo finance), which is 3 days of average trading volume. If they were smart, the covered under $3.
We should see the 3Q earnings report next month. I am hoping for a definitive gold production forecast for 2023 and 2024. Marmato underground operations and the mill capacity up grade at Segovia from 1500 to 2000 tpd, are near term drivers for the company.[/b[ by tobinator01 (sth)
Aris Mining appoints Mónica de Greiff as a member of the Board of Directors October, 04, 2022 VANCOUVER, BC, Oct. 4, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -
Aris Mining Corporation (Aris Mining) (TSX: ARIS) (OTCQX: TPRFF) announces that, effective October 1, 2022, Mónica de Greiff was appointed as an independent member of the Board of Directors, and as Chair of the Sustainability Committee of the Board.
ARIS Mining (CNW Group/Aris Mining Corporation)
Mónica de Greiff was a member of the GCM Mining board of directors from 2018 to 2020, when she left to accept the position of Colombian Ambassador to Kenya. She has held positions in both the public and private sectors, including as Minister of Justice for the Republic of Colombia and Vice Minister of Mines and Energy. Ms. de Greiff is also a former member of the Board of Directors of the United Nations Global Compact, the world's largest corporate sustainability initiative.
Ian Telfer, Chair of Aris Mining, stated "I am delighted to welcome Mónica to our Board of Directors. She brings considerable experience within Colombia and in the highly valued and important area of sustainability. We look forward to her contributions to our business as we continue to grow and enhance our commitment towards ESG."
About Aris Mining Aris Mining is a Canadian company led by an executive team with a track record of creating value through building globally relevant mining companies. In Colombia, Aris Mining operates several high-grade underground mines at its Segovia Operations and the Marmato Mine, which together produced 230,000 ounces of gold in 2021. Aris Mining also operates the Soto Norte joint venture, where environmental licensing is advancing to develop a new underground gold, silver and copper mine. In Guyana, Aris Mining is advancing the Toroparu Project, a gold/copper project with expected average gold production of 225,000 per year over the life of mine. Aris Mining plans to pursue acquisition and other growth opportunities to unlock value creation from scale and diversification.
Aris Mining promotes the formalization of small-scale mining as this process enables all miners to operate in a legal, safe and responsible manner that protects them and the environment.
$doradon Thanks - GOD'S $Gold On Fire - $NEWS - $Monument Reports Second Quarter Fiscal 2023 ("Q2 FY2023") Results March 1, 2023 View PDF Gross Revenue of US$5.87 Million and Cash Cost of US$1,507/Oz
Vancouver, B.C., March 1, 2023, Monument Mining Limited (TSX-V: MMY and FSE: D7Q1) “Monument” or the “Company” today announced its production and financial results for the second quarter of fiscal 2023 and the six months ended December 31, 2022. All amounts are expressed in United States dollars (“US$”) unless otherwise indicated (refer to www.sedar.com for full financial results).
President and CEO Cathy Zhai commented, “I am pleased to report during the second quarter our Selinsing Gold Mine has filtered first gold concentrates with completion of dry/wet flotation plant commissioning. The ramp up period commenced subsequent to the second quarter yet to bring the project to commercial production.”
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RE: NEWS - Monument Mining President and CEO Cathy Zhai commented, “During commissioning we have identified some bottlenecks and are working with Mincore to fix them. Up to date the flotation plant has delivered saleable concentrate of approximately 1,707 dry tonnes at 35.12 g/t Au with gold content of 1,928 troy ounces. :-))
As of February 22nd, 2023, a total of 1,707 dry metric tonnes of gold concentrate have been produced with an average gold grade of 35.12 g/t Au (1,928 troy ounces).
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Scoping of concentrate Production…52,000 ounces
We have some very interesting tidbit provided in todays NR which can be combined with FS information to scope out annual concentrate production
...950,000 tons of mill feed per year ( about 3000 tpd )
....Mass pull of 5% ( ie 100 tons of ore is concentrated by a factor of 20 to 5 tons of concentrate )
..head .grade of 1.95 gms per ton ( oxides removed )
....recovery of 85%
So , we have 1.95 gms/ ton. X 20 X 85 % = 35 gms per ton which is spot on the performance reported today.
950,000 tons of head feed is concentrated by a factor of 20 ( ie Mass pull of 5% ) to 47000 tons of concentrate containing 1.1 ounces of gold per ton .
This computes to about 52,000 ounces of gold per year contained within 47000 tons of gold concentrate
The Feasability Study included Biox and also oxides .
It quoted 60.000 ounces per year in the initial years of production .
So, removing the oxides from the mill feed and 53,000 ounces of sulphide gold produced per year seems quite good and meets breast plate production rates.
Reducing production by about 10 % for smelting and transportation costs and our net gold sales will be about 48,000 ounces per year which at current POG of $2259 CAD per ounce will result in about $105 million CAD in annual revenues.
The FSR analyst report calculated a 30% cash flow margin which is just over $30 million CAD per year.
As we have nearly $45 million US in forward non capital tax loss pools to offset income taxes, that amount ($30 m CAD ) is essentially free cash flows.
There will be need for sustaining capital , so remove $5 million for that and we have about $25 million or about $0.08 per share in free cash flows or equivalently in the absence of taxes, net earnings
This gets us to about book value of $0.48 per share at a very modest 6 times annual earnings
So todays NR provided an excellent insight into our FP production outlook . As importantly , it confirms and conforms quite well with the 2019 Feasability Study which is quite reassuring.
Considering that we have over $75 million in asset value in our Murchison Project, Monument is now a screaming buy.
" As of February 22, 2023, a total of 1,707 tonnes of flotation concentrate have been produced at an average grade of 35.12 g/t Au...1928 ounces of gold"
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Welcome ; Can we produce/ sell 10,000 ounces in Q3 Q3 is this quarter ending March 31/23. We have 30 days in March to do so .
Head feed is 3000 tons per day, so if all goes well, we should produce 90,000 tons of ore in March.
With a mass pull of 5%, that will result in about 4500 tons of concentrate , containing 1.1 ounces per ton which is about 5000 ounces of gold.
We have already produced 1829 ounces to date during ramp it , up to a week or so ago.
Now, we have ....recalling from memory ..about 3000+ ounces of bullion in Inventory that was saved from Q2 and Q3 production in F22..
So, with breast plate production of about 5000 ounces for March....if no more significant hiccups.. and nearly 2000 ounces in the bag already , along with over 3000 ounces of bullion in our vaults, we could see up to 10,000 ounces sold in Q3...?..if all going good -
About $23 million in gross sales .
The FSR projected 22,000 ounces in F 2023.
That looks reasonably certain right now....if ramp up proceeds without any major hiccups.
This is the best news we have had - so.. more Great PR NEWS this week at PDAC should be made -
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