After a touchy second quarter, G Mining Ventures (TSX: GMIN) evidently worked hard to regain their low cost producer status in Q3, with the company seeing significant improvement in that metric this earnings cycle, although they have again failed to break below the $1,000 an ounce AISC mark.
But while costs may be low here, G Mining seemingly doesn’t want to be just defined as a ‘low cost producer’ story. They’re also focused heavily on growth, alongside steady production at a mine that has now been in operation for a year – giving us both quarter over quarter, and now year over year figures to compare against.
Lets dive in.
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