SSR Mining posts Marigold after-tax NPV5% of USD 3.3 billion in 20-year mine plan update

By Public Technologies
  • SSR Mining released a 2026 technical report summary for Nevada’s Marigold complex, outlining a 20-year production plan.
  • After-tax NPV5% estimated at USD 3.3 billion using consensus gold prices averaging USD 3,948/oz over the mine life.
  • Proven and probable reserves expanded to 4,630,000 oz, up 43% from 3,200,000 oz at year-end 2025.
  • Average output projected at 231,000 oz annually in 2027-2031; 201,000 oz annually through 2040; 169,000 oz over life-of-mine.
  • Plan adds Buffalo Valley with 670,000 oz of reserves; first production targeted for 2029; growth capital budgeted at USD 542 million.


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