Chesapeake Gold’s Metates Project Could Have $3.9 Billion Net Value in Undeveloped Deposits

Mining Weekly reported that a pre-feasibility study on Chesapeake Gold’s Metates silver/gold project in Mexico has revealed a potential $3.9 billion net value in undeveloped deposits.

As quoted in the market report:

The mine is expected to produce on average 845 000 oz of gold, 25.1-million ounces of silver and 190-million pounds of zinc, at an average gold equivalent cash cost of $410/oz, net of zinc credits during year two to seven.

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