Omai Gold files NI 43-101 report with after-tax NPV5% of USD 4 billion for Guyana project at USD 3,600/oz gold price

By Public Technologies
  • Omai Gold Mines filed an NI 43-101 technical report backing a preliminary economic assessment for the Omai Gold Project in Guyana.
  • Base case economics: after-tax NPV5% of USD 4 billion at USD 3,600/oz gold; USD 5.5 billion at USD 4,200/oz.
  • After-tax IRR of 24% at USD 3,600/oz; 30% at USD 4,200/oz. Payback estimated at 4.1 years.
  • Mine plan targets average output of 351,488 oz a year over 18 years; payable production estimated at 6,327,000 oz.
  • Initial capital estimated at USD 1.43 billion; life-of-mine AISC estimated at USD 1,608/oz.


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