Anglo Asian Mining Plc Confirms Start of Production at Demirli Copper Mine
Anglo Asian Mining Plc (LSE:AAZ, OTC:AGXKF) has confirmed the start of production at its Demirli copper mine in Azerbaijan's Karabakh Economic Region, resulting in a 7% increase in shares. This marks the company's second new mine to come online this year, furthering its ambition to become a mid-tier, multi-asset copper producer. The initial output at Demirli is expected to reach 4,000 tonnes of copper in concentrate in 2025, with plans to ramp up to 15,000 tonnes a year from 2026. The company has completed a full environmental assessment at Demirli and hired 150 new staff, demonstrating its commitment to sustainable mining and ongoing regional exploration.
Key Takeaways:
- Anglo Asian Mining Plc has started production at its Demirli copper mine in Azerbaijan's Karabakh Economic Region, marking the company's second new mine to come online this year.
- Initial output at Demirli is expected to reach around 4,000 tonnes of copper in concentrate in 2025, with plans to ramp up to 15,000 tonnes a year from 2026.
- The mine's initial ramp-up is supported by a large open pit and nearby flotation plant, with power and water sourced locally.
- Anglo Asian has completed a full environmental assessment at Demirli and hired 150 new staff to meet its commitment to sustainable mining and ongoing regional exploration.
- The company aims to become a mid-tier, multi-asset copper producer.
- Anglo Asian has upgraded its price target to 333p on the back of the news from 316p previously.
Statistics:
- 7% increase in shares following the confirmation of production at the Demirli copper mine.
- Initial output expected to reach around 4,000 tonnes of copper in concentrate in 2025.
- Planned annual output to be 15,000 tonnes from 2026.
- 150 new staff hired by Anglo Asian to support the production at Demirli.
- Price target upgraded by 17p to 333p.
Sources:
- "Shares in Anglo Asian Mining Plc Rise 7% After Demirli Copper Mine Commissioning."
- "SP Angel note," quoted in the article.