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2017
Exterra's Second Fortune to produce 73 000 ozBy:Creamer Media Senior Deputy Editor: Australasia GOLD A feasibility study on the Second Fortune gold mine, in Western Australia, has found that the project could deliver some 73 000 oz over an initial two-year mine life.
ASX-listed Exterra Resources on Thursday said that the study considered the development of a mine below the existing openpit operation, generating a sorted concentrate for toll treatment.
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