“We’re very much hoping for blue skies ahead with the change in leadership, after the overcast murkiness of the last couple of years politically,” Ramshaw said last month during the Gold Forum Americas in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
“Cerro de Oro is an absolute game changer for us. It’s a project that works in any gold price environment.”
Cerro de Oro could produce up to 80,000 oz. gold yearly at all-in sustaining costs of US$900 per oz. over the project’s 13-year mine life.
Watch the full interview with The Northern Miner’s western editor, Henry Lazenby.
