Following testing, fine-tuning and field trials it is now producing gold. The plant has a design capacity of at least 120 tonnes of feed per day, and makes use of the latest gravity concentration technology. This comprises a hammer mill, ball mill, magnetic separator, Knelson concentrator and power generation unit on-site, with an offsite concentrating facility in secured premises to produce a final clean gold concentrate. The plant will be used for geochemical sampling on the principal priority target sites as well as for the assessment and evaluation of available gold bearing tailings, sluice residue and waste rock resources from previous mining operations which occur throughout the MBL mineral claims. This is not investment advice and please remember that the contributors may or may not hold shares in some of the companies discussed.
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