First Mining Gold looking to advanced flotation tech & trolley assist truck haulage in Springpole project feasibility study
First Mining Gold Corp has provided an update on the ongoing technical work at its Springpole Gold Project located in northwestern Ontario which is one of the largest, undeveloped, open-pit gold deposits in Canada with reserves of 3.8 Moz of gold at 0.97 g/t, plus 20.5 Moz of silver at 5.2 g/t. The project is expected to see average annual gold production of 335,000 oz in years 1 through 9. The PFS contemplates an open pit mine and milling operation, evaluating recovery of gold and silver from a 30,000 t per day operation, with a process plant that includes crushing, grinding and flotation, with fine grinding of the flotation concentrate and agitated leaching of both the flotation concentrate and the flotation tails followed by a carbon-in-pulp recovery process to produce doré bars.
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