GOLD DEVELOPMENT
The TSX-listed stock of Canadian intermediate miner Alamos Gold jumped more than 15% Thursday following the company’s premarket announcement that it has received the forestry permits for the eagerly awaited Kirazli gold project, in Turkey – a key component of the Alamos’ near-term growth profile.
The project is expected to cost about $170-million, and Alamos has projected to bring the mine on line over the next 18-month period.
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