ZNext Mining Industries Announces XYZ Gold Processing Plant Development in Philippines
ZNext Mining Industries, Inc., a Philippine-based mining company, has announced the development of its XYZ Gold Processing Plant in Masbate Island, Philippines. The plant, which is expected to be operational in 180 days, will have a capacity to produce about 15+ ounces of gold per metric ton of ores per day. The plant is designed to utilize copper floatation technology and will produce high-quality gold while ensuring environmental compliance.
Key Takeaways:
- ZNext Mining Industries, Inc. is developing its XYZ Gold Processing Plant in Masbate Island, Philippines, with a capacity to produce 15+ ounces of gold per metric ton of ores per day.
- The plant is designed to utilize copper floatation technology and is expected to be operational in 180 days.
- The development of the plant is in response to the global economic demand for gold and silver production.
- The company has budgeted $75,000.00 USD for the Phase I Exploration Stage of its XYZ Gold Project.
- The Phase I budget covers extensive geological mapping, soil sample collection, permitting, and infrastructure development.
- ZNext Mining Corporation, Inc. has undergone a corporate re-organization, including the appointment of new CEO George Carpio, CFO Jerry Burdeos, and Corp. Secretary Dennis Bravs.
- The company's new governance structure includes the incorporation of ZNext in the Philippines, the assignment of all Philippines gold project interests to ZNXT Mining, and the relocation of the mining office in XYZ Bayombon, Masbate Island.
Statistics:
- ZNext Mining Industries, Inc. has budgeted $75,000.00 USD for the Phase I Exploration Stage of its XYZ Gold Project.
- The company expects to see a greater production and the start of revenue generation by the end of this year.
- The XYZ Gold development is expected to produce high-quality gold while ensuring environmental compliance.
Sources:
- ZNext Mining Industries, Inc. press release dated February 2, 2009
- Market Wire via COMTEX