DeLamar Project
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Project information
As at 8 December 2025
Description
As at 8 December 2025
Past-producing gold-silver heap-leach development project in southwestern Idaho (Owyhee County, ~50 miles SW of Boise), comprising the DeLamar and Florida Mountain deposit areas across ~21,431 acres (790 unpatented claims, 16 patented tax parcels plus leasehold). Volcanic-hosted low-sulphidation epithermal mineralization formerly mined by Earth Resources, MAPCO, NERCO, Kennecott and last by Kinross until 1998; historic production ~1.3 Moz Au + 70 Moz Ag from 1891-1998. December 2025 Feasibility Study (effective Dec 8, 2025) outlines a 35,000 tpd conventional open-pit oxide/transitional heap-leach operation, two pads (one each at DeLamar and Florida Mountain), Merrill Crowe processing, with dore finished at FCM refinery. 10-year operating mine life (plus 5y residual leach) producing ~1.1 Moz AuEq total at ~106 koz AuEq/yr average. LOM capex US$747.5M (US$389.1M preproduction + US$304.9M expansion/sustaining + US$53.5M reclamation). Permitting under NEPA / FAST-41 with EIS/ROD targeted Q3 2027.
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