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mining-and-natural-disasters1 year ago

"Çöpler Gold Mine Operations Halted After Cyanide-Laced Landslide in Turkey"

SSR Mining has halted gold production at its mine in eastern Turkey following a landslide that left at least nine miners missing, causing a more than 50% drop in its Toronto-listed shares. The mine, operated by Lidya Madencilik and owned by Calik Holding and SSR Mining, is the company's second-largest producing gold mine. Security footage captured the landslide, prompting a search and rescue effort involving 400 workers. The government has launched an investigation into the incident.

business1 year ago

"Turkish Gold Mine Landslide Sparks SSR Mining Stock Plunge"

SSR Mining Inc. saw its shares plummet by 61% after halting operations at its Turkish gold mine due to a landslide, marking the second incident at the site in two years. The company's stock drop wiped out more than half of its market value, leaving it with a market capitalization of about $785 million. Turkish politicians criticized SSR, citing past issues at the site, and authorities have initiated investigations. The mine, Çöpler, is SSR's second-largest producing gold mine and has been in operation since 2010.

mining-industry1 year ago

"SSR Mining Forecasts Production Surge to Nearly 800,000 Ounces by 2027 with AISC Target of $1,300 Per Ounce"

SSR Mining issues multi-year guidance and technical reports for all operating assets, projecting production growth approaching 800,000 ounces by 2027 at AISC trending towards $1,300 per ounce. The company's total 5-year production is expected to increase by 4% over prior life of mine plans to 3.1 million ounces gold equivalent, and by 9% including contributions from the Hod Maden acquisition. SSR Mining anticipates positive free cash flow in 2024 and aims to maintain its peer-leading capital returns yield and overall returns strategy. The company's technical reports indicate a corporate net asset value based on mineral reserve-only reports of over $3 billion, increasing to over $4 billion at spot commodity prices.