Dalgaranga confirmed as low-cost, high-margin gold development – Gascoyne

A feasibility study of the Dalgaranga gold project, in Western Australia, has indicated that the project could produce 592 000 oz over a six-year mine life. ASX-listed Gascoyne Resources reported on Friday that the feasibility study projected that the project would require a capital investment of A$86-million, based on two opencut mines and a new conventional semiautogenous grinding mill circuit, and gravity and carbon-in-leach processing plants with a 2.5-million-tonne-a-year capacity.