Goldsky Resources reports about 90% gold recovery in Barsele metallurgical tests

By Public Technologies
  • Goldsky Resources reported positive metallurgical results for its 100%-owned Barsele gold project in Sweden.
  • Overall gold recoveries of 89.6% for Central composite samples, 90.8% for Avan, based on gravity concentration and cyanide leaching.
  • Gravity circuit recovered 30.2% of gold at Central, 27.7% at Avan, indicating gravity-recoverable gold.
  • Leach extraction on gravity tailings reached 86% at Central, 88.1% at Avan, with cyanide consumption about 0.75 kg/t.
  • Results support the Barsele preliminary economic assessment, with further test work planned ahead of a pre-feasibility study.


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