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Wonawinta November Update
- Published December 05, 2012 3:03AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Cobar Consolidated Resources (ASX:CCU) today announced the Wonawinta Silver Project in western New South Wales had produced 2.25 tonnes [~72,340 ounces] of silver in the month of November.
The mine processed 54,265 tonnes of milled material, providing a final feed grade of 80g/t (unreconciled). Under the current plant configuration, approximately 30% of the Ag is contained in over‐size material, which is stockpiled for later treatment through a ball‐mill. Installation of the ball mill is underway and scheduled for completion by June 2013.
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