GOLD: Prize Mining retains JDS for Kena project study

BRITISH COLUMBIA – Prize Mining Corp. of Vancouver has engaged JDS Energy and Mining to undertake a scoping level engineering and economic […]
Prize Mining’s Kena project includes the Toughnut and Daylight copper-gold properties. (Image: Prize Mining)
[caption id="attachment_1003729407" align="aligncenter" width="409"] Prize Mining’s Kena project includes the Toughnut and Daylight copper-gold properties. (Image: Prize Mining)[/caption] BRITISH COLUMBIA – Prize Mining Corp. of Vancouver has engaged JDS Energy and Mining to undertake a scoping level engineering and economic study of the company’s Kena gold project in the Kootenay Boundary region, just a few kilometres south of Nelson. The Kena projects includes the Kena, Daylight and Toughnut properties. The previous owner compiled a 43-101 resource estimate in 2013 that included 24.9 million indicated tonnes at 0.60 g/t gold for 481,000 oz. of gold; and 85.8 million inferred tonnes at 0.48 g/t for 1.3 million oz. JDS will focus its study on high grade, low tonnage mining and milling. Recommendations will be included for the following:
  • Potential plant types and processes;
  • Conceptual mine design and operating scenarios;
  • Surface infrastructure requirements;
  • Waste handling and storage;
  • Offsite logistics;
  • Capital and operating costs estimates; and
  • Project concept and high level economic evaluation.
Visit www.PrizeMining.com to learn more about the Kena project and the Manto Negro copper property in Mexico.

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