Polyus becomes world’s largest gold miner by reserves
Company said that its total proved and probable ore reserves had risen by 71% to 104 million ounces of gold at the end of 2020.
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Condor Gold completes drilling at La India pits
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Canadian First Nation, with rare sway over mining, puts Newmont on notice
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Fortescue third-quarter shipments flat as weather issues weigh
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Newcrest posts sequential fall in output on mine shutdowns
Company posted a 1.2% fall in third-quarter gold output, hit by lower production at its Lihir mine in Papua New Guinea and a slow recovery at its flagship Cadia mine.