Robex Resources (TSXV: RBX) is one step closer to having another operating mine under its belt. The company this morning announced that it has delivered the first ore to the mill at the new Kiniero mine in Guinea, West Africa, as the company inches towards the first gold pour on site.
With the delivery of the first ore to the mill, the first gold pour at Kiniero is expected to occur later this month, while the ramp up to commercial scale production is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2026. Commissioning meanwhile is underway, with all mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation systems said to be performing to expectations.
Kiniero, once fully operational, is expected to produce on average 90,000 ounces of gold over a 9.5 year mine life at an all in sustaining cost of $1,066 an ounce. Production is front weighted to the first years of operations, with production expected to average 105,000 ounces of gold over the first three years.
“With delivery of first ore to the Kiniéro plant, we continue our commissioning activities while moving a step closer to first gold for the project, which we expect to pour this month. Robex aims to become West Africa’s next mid-tier gold producer and with each milestone completed at Kiniéro, we draw closer to achieving that goal,” commented Matthew Wilcox, CEO on Robex Resources.
Robex Resources last traded at $4.55 on the TSX.
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