Construction at G Mining Ventures’ Oko Gold Project in Guyana continues to advance, with the company reporting that its carbon-in-pulp (CIP) tanks are now more than 85% complete.
In its October construction update, the Canadian mining company also reported progress on the mine maintenance facility, while installation of the semi-autogenous grinding (SAG) mill shells has commenced.
According to the update, the exterior, warehouse, overhead crane and offices at the mine maintenance facility have been completed.
The company said work on the carbon-in-leach (CIL) tanks is also progressing, although it did not provide a specific completion percentage for those structures.
Installation of the SAG mill shells began in October and is expected to continue through November.
These developments form part of the construction of the processing facilities and supporting infrastructure needed to bring the Oko project into production.
The latest update provides a snapshot of construction progress at the site, but does not give an overall completion percentage or a revised timeline for the start of commercial production.
G Mining Ventures has been sharing monthly construction updates as work advances on the project in Guyana.
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