ASX-listed West African Assets stays on time and on funds with building on the Kiaka gold mission, in Burkina Faso.
The corporate is focusing on first gold manufacturing within the third quarter of 2025.
Undertaking director Matt Scully confirms that 5 of seven concrete lifts at the moment are full, as are the wing partitions, on the mission’s processing plant.
The structural, mechanical and piping contractor is nearing completion of the primary conveyor, with a second conveyor’s building nicely underneath approach.
The corporate has additionally established foundations for a pebble crusher and accomplished a lime silo set up.
West African is utilizing a newly acquired 550 t heavy elevate crane to assist building of the processing plant on website.
The corporate plans on producing a median 420 000 oz/y of gold as much as 2033 from its established Sanbrado gold mine, in Burkina Faso, in addition to the Kiaka mine. The Kiaka mine will produce a median 234 000 oz/y of gold.
West African additionally owns the Toega gold deposit, which is positioned inside 14 km of Sanbrado. This might be a satellite tv for pc mining working offering 6.5 years of ore feed to the Sanbrado processing plant.
Toega is predicted to start out manufacturing within the second half of 2025.
