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Kibali Gold Mine

Haut-Uélé province, Democratic Republic of Congo · Open Pit

Operating
Gold
Commodities, grades and output
YearCommodityAv. GradeOutput
2025Gold2.79 g/t673000 oz
2024Gold-687000 oz
2022Gold2.98 g/t337000 oz
2021Gold3.62 g/t812000 oz
2019Gold-814000 oz
2018Gold3.45 g/t807000 oz
2016Gold-585946 oz
2015Gold3.5 g/t642720 oz
End year
2043
Mine life
30 years
Workforce
In 2024, the total average number of employees was 2,988, consisting of 950 permanent staff and 2,038 contractors. As of March 2022, approximately 92% of the full-time workforce were Congolese nationals.
Production
Production overview - 2025: gold 673000 oz; 2024: gold 687000 oz.
Processing
The mine has a twin-circuit sulphide and oxide plant with a combined capacity of 7.2 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa). The process includes conventional carbon-in-leach (CIL) and gravity recovery.
Equipment
Open pit equipment includes SY500/350 excavators, Caterpillar D8R bulldozers, Sinotruck water bowers, XCMG GR300 graders, and Pantera DP1500 I and Komatsu blast drill rigs.
Expansion
Exploration in the ARK-KCD corridor continues to show potential to significantly grow the mine's reserve base and extend its life. A 16MW solar plant with an integrated Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) has been commissioned, increasing the mine's renewable energy use to 85%, allowing it to operate on 100% renewable energy for six months of the year.
Power sources
Solar

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Reko Diq

Balochistan Province, Pakistan · Open Pit

Under Development
CopperGold
Commodities, grades and output
YearCommodityAv. GradeOutput
2024Copper0.48 %7.3 Mt
2024Gold0.28 g/t13 Moz
Mine life
37 years
Capex (est.)
USD 5.60B
Workforce
7500 (peak construction), 4000 (long-term)
Overview
The Reko Diq project is an open pit copper-gold operation in Balochistan Province, Pakistan, currently under development. It is planned as a truck-and-shovel operation with processing facilities to produce a high-quality copper-gold concentrate. Construction and processing will occur in two phases, with a combined plant capacity of 90 million tonnes per annum.
Production
Production overview - 2024: copper 7.3 Mt, gold 13 Moz.
Processing
The project is planned as a truck-and-shovel open pit operation with processing facilities to produce a high-quality copper-gold concentrate. Construction and processing will occur in two phases, with a combined plant capacity of 90 million tonnes per annum.
Equipment
The primary mining fleet will include electric rope and diesel hydraulic shovels with 360-tonne class haul trucks, supported by front-end wheel loaders.
Expansion
The reconstitution of the Reko Diq project was completed in December 2022. An updated feasibility study was completed in 2024, and a technical report was filed in February 2025. However, in April 2026, Barrick announced it was slowing down development activity and extending a project review until mid-2027 due to escalating security risks in the region. This is expected to lead to significant increases in the previously estimated capital budget and timeline. The initial capital cost for Phase 1 was estimated at $5.6 billion to $6.0 billion, with Phase 2 estimated at $3.3 billion to $3.6 billion. First production was previously targeted for 2028, but this is now under review.

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Fourmile

Nevada, United States · Underground

Under Development
Gold
Commodities, grades and output
YearCommodityAv. GradeOutput
2025Gold16.9 g/t13 Moz
2024Gold14.1 g/t6.4 Moz
Mine life
25 years
Capex (est.)
USD 1.50B
Workforce
A specific workforce size for the project is not publicly available, but Barrick is actively recruiting for roles including geologists and project engineers.
Overview
The Fourmile project in Nevada, United States, is a 100 per cent Barrick Gold Corporation-owned, underground gold project currently under development. It is considered one of the most significant high-grade gold discoveries of the century. The project is located adjacent to the Goldrush deposit, which is part of the Nevada Gold Mines (NGM) joint venture. While wholly owned by Barrick, it is anticipated that the Fourmile project will be contributed to the NGM joint venture at fair market value if specific criteria are met. Teck Resources holds a 10 per cent net profits interest, rising to 15 per cent after six million ounces of gold are produced, and Royal Gold has acquired gross smelter return royalty interests.
Production
A preliminary economic assessment projects potential annual production of between 600,000 and 750,000 ounces of gold over a mine life of more than 25 years. Initial test stoping and production ramp-up are anticipated around 2029-2030.
Processing
The project's metallurgy is a key advantage, with a significant portion of the mineralisation being single refractory, allowing for simpler, more flexible, and lower-cost processing. The development plan will leverage existing infrastructure of the nearby Carlin-Cortez complexes, meaning no new processing plants are required. Ore will be processed using existing roasters and autoclaves at these NGM facilities, where it is expected to displace lower-grade stockpiled material.
Equipment
The equipment fleet for the project includes an expanding number of drilling rigs, with plans to increase from 16 to more than 20.
Expansion
A pre-feasibility study commenced in 2025 and is targeted for completion in late 2028, followed by a feasibility study in 2029. Permitting for the Bullion Hill exploration decline is in progress, with construction of the portal and the start of underground development expected in 2026. This will provide underground access to drill deeper parts of the orebody from 2027. Barrick plans to have approximately 34 kilometres of underground development completed by 2029 to connect Bullion Hill with the Goldrush infrastructure. Initial test stoping and production ramp-up are anticipated around 2029-2030.

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Jabal Sayid

Al Madinah Region, Saudi Arabia · Underground

Operating
Copper
Commodities, grades and output
YearCommodityAv. GradeOutput
2025Copper-64000 t
2024Copper-65000 t
2020Copper2.79 %68291.00000000001 t
Opened
2016-01-01
End year
2028
Workforce
The mine has a multinational workforce including personnel from Saudi Arabia, West Africa, Australia and Indonesia.
Overview
The mine also produces gold, silver, and zinc as by-products.
Production
Production overview - 2025: copper 64000 t; 2024: copper 65000 t.
Processing
The mine uses conventional flotation to produce copper concentrate. A cemented paste backfill system, commissioned in October 2017, is also utilised.
Equipment
The mining fleet includes Sandvik trucks (nine TH663i and three TH663), Sandvik LHDs (seven LH621i and one LH621), four Sandvik DL421 production drills, three Sandvik DD421 development rigs, and a Rhino 100HM boxhole borer.
Expansion
An expansion project for the Lode 1 orebody, located less than one kilometre from the existing lode, was completed in 2024. This included extensive underground capital development, and major upgrades to ventilation and paste plant facilities, with the goal of increasing ore extraction to approximately 3 million tonnes per year. In January 2023, Barrick and Ma'aden signed new joint venture agreements for two exploration projects at Jabal Sayid South and Umm Ad Damar, expanding the exploration footprint around the mine.

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Porgera

Enga Province, Papua New Guinea · Open Pit

Operating
GoldSilver
Commodities, grades and output
YearCommodityAv. GradeOutput
2009Gold-572595 oz
2009Silver-94764 oz
Opened
1990-01-01
End year
2010
Mine life
20 years
Workforce
Over 3,000 Papua New Guineans will be employed by New Porgera Limited by the end of 2024
Overview
The Porgera mine was placed on care and maintenance in April 2020. On December 22, 2023, the Porgera Project Commencement Agreement was formally completed, and the mine officially reopened. Mining and processing restarted at Porgera in January and February 2024, respectively. New Porgera Limited has been appointed as the operator of the Porgera mine. The new ownership structure gives PNG stakeholders a 51% share and Barrick Niugini Limited (a joint venture between Barrick Gold and Zijin Mining) a 49% share. Over the life of the mine, PNG stakeholders will receive 53% of Porgera's overall economic benefits, while Barrick and Zijin will receive 47%. For 2024, Barrick's attributable production from Porgera is forecast to be between 80,000 and 100,000 ounces of gold.
Production
Production overview - 2019: gold 17 t; 2016: gold 234000 oz.
Processing
The major components of the Porgera processing plant include a crushing circuit, coarse and fine ore storage, a grinding circuit, a gravity and regrind circuit, a flotation circuit, pressure oxidation and tailings neutralisation circuits, leaching and adsorption circuits, acid wash and stripping elution circuits, electrowinning and gold refinery, an oxygen plant, and chemical storage and mixing.

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Kibali

Haut-Uélé province, Democratic Republic of Congo · Underground

Operating
Gold

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San Juan Silver (Bulldog Mine)

Colorado, United States · Underground

Under Development
SilverLeadZinc
Opened
1969-01-01
Overview
The San Juan Silver project, including the historic Bulldog Mine, is operated by Hecla Mining Company's subsidiary, Rio Grande Silver Inc., in the Creede Mining District, Colorado, USA. Acquired by Hecla in late 2011, the project is currently in pre-development and exploration, not production. Efforts focus on accessing and rehabilitating historical underground workings for resource confirmation and expansion, including the 9400 Bulldog Decline (completed 2013). The company is also securing water discharge permits for dewatering the Bulldog Mine, which historically produced 25 million ounces of silver between 1969 and 1985.
Expansion
Construction of the 1,900-foot 9400 Bulldog Decline was completed in September 2013 to access the historic Bulldog workings. Rehabilitation of the Equity ramp. Plans to initiate underground access and rehabilitation of the main level in the Bulldog mine to provide platforms for underground drilling. Securing water discharge permits to allow for the dewatering of the Bulldog Mine.

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Keno Hill

Yukon Territory, Canada · Underground

Operating
SilverLeadZinc
Commodities, grades and output
YearCommodityAv. GradeOutput
2025Silver-3018490 oz
2024Silver-2773873 oz
2023Silver-1502577 oz
Mine life
11 years
Overview
The Keno Hill mine, operated by Hecla Mining Company, is an underground silver, lead, zinc, and gold mine located in the Yukon Territory, Canada. It has an 11-year reserve mine plan as of March 2024 and includes a 400 tonne per day mill. The property is fully permitted and comprises five deposits: Bellekeno, Lucky Queen, Flame & Moth, Onek, and Bermingham. Exploration is ongoing, focusing on a high-potential vein intersection northeast of the Deep Bermingham ore body. The mine is connected to the Yukon Energy hydropower grid and has all-season highway access.
Production
Production overview - 2025: silver 3018490 oz; 2024: silver 2773873 oz.
Processing
The mine includes a 400 tonne per day mill.
Expansion
Hecla Mining acquired 100% of the Keno Hill Silver Project when it acquired Alexco Resource Corp., with the deal finalised on 7 September 2022. The property is fully permitted and includes five deposits: Bellekeno, Lucky Queen, Flame & Moth, Onek, and Bermingham. Exploration is ongoing, with a primary focus on testing a high-potential vein intersection northeast of the Deep Bermingham ore body.
Power sources
HydroelectricGrid

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Lucky Friday

Idaho, United States · Underground

Operating
SilverLeadZinc
Commodities, grades and output
YearCommodityAv. GradeOutput
2026Silver-1200000 oz
2025Silver-5300000 oz
2024Silver11.8 oz/t4900000 oz
2024Lead7.6 %31265
2024Zinc3.5 %13513
2023Silver-3000000 oz
Opened
1942-01-01
Mine life
19 years
Workforce
352 (in 2024)
Overview
A fire in the #2 shaft suspended production for the remainder of 2023, with operations resuming on January 9, 2024. A surface cooling project is expected to be completed by mid-2026 to increase cooling capacity, with Hecla Mining Company planning to invest up to $73 million in the operation.
Production
Production overview - 2026: silver 1200000 oz; 2025: silver 5300000 oz.
Processing
The plant has a 1,000 tons of ore per day mill that produces silver-lead and zinc concentrates. These concentrates are shipped by truck to a smelter in Trail, British Columbia, Canada. The mining methods employed are underhand closed bench (UCB) and underhand cut-and-fill.
Equipment
The mine utilises mechanised jumbo drills and truck haulage. Access to all underground workings is via the 6,205 ft deep Silver Shaft. A key project is the #4 Shaft, which extends 9,600 feet below the surface to access high-grade ore.
Expansion
A surface cooling project is expected to be completed by mid-2026 to increase cooling capacity over the mine's reserve life. Hecla Mining Company plans to invest up to $73 million in the operation in the coming years.

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Greens Creek

Alaska, United States · Underground

Operating
SilverGoldZincLead
Commodities, grades and output
YearCommodityAv. GradeOutput
2024Silver-8500000 oz
2024Gold-55275 oz
2023Silver-9700000 oz
2023Gold-60900 oz
2023Zinc-51500 t
2023Lead-19600 t
Opened
1989-01-01
End year
2043
Workforce
512 (2024)
Production
Production overview - 2024: silver 8500000 oz, gold 55275 oz; 2023: silver 9700000 oz, gold 60900 oz, zinc 51500 t, lead 19600 t.
Processing
The mine uses a conventional flotation concentrator to produce a gravity gold concentrate, a silver concentrate, a zinc concentrate, and a precious metals concentrate. The primary mining methods are cut-and-fill and longhole stoping.
Expansion
U.S. Forest Service approved extension of production for 12-18 years, extending operational life past 2031 to at least 2043. Approval includes additional tailings disposal capacity and enhanced habitat protection measures.

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South West Creek Project

Western Australia, Australia · Processing Facility

Feasibility
Iron Ore
Overview
The South West Creek Project is an iron ore export infrastructure development located at the Port of Port Hedland in Western Australia. It is a joint venture between Mineral Resources Limited and Hancock Prospecting. The project is centered around the development of a new export facility at Stanley Point Berth 3 (SP3) in South West Creek. As the project is in the feasibility stage, a final investment decision has not yet been made.
Production
Mineral Resources Limited aims to ship at least 20 million tonnes of iron ore per annum through this new facility.
Processing
The infrastructure for the new berth is planned to include a wharf with prefabricated jacket structures, modular deck units, and a new shiploader. There will also be a new "piggy-back" conveyor system built on top of an existing overland conveyor.

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Yilgarn Hub

Western Australia, Australia · Open Pit

Closed
Iron Ore

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Reko Diq Project

Balochistan, Pakistan · Open Pit

Under Development
CopperGold

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Lumwana

North-Western Province, Zambia · Open Pit

Operating
Copper
Commodities, grades and output
YearCommodityAv. GradeOutput
2026Copper-140000 t
2025Copper0.47 %151000 t
2024Copper0.52 %123000 t
2023Copper-420000000 lbs
2022Copper-121113 t
2021Copper-108790 t
2020Copper0.49 %276 Mlbs
2017Copper-256000000 lbs
2013Copper31.5 %260000000 lbs
Opened
2009-01-01
End year
2057
Mine life
36 years
Capex (est.)
USD 2.00B
Workforce
As of July 2025, 98% of the workforce were Zambian nationals, with nearly half from nearby communities. The expansion is projected to create approximately 2,500 construction jobs and 550 permanent roles.
Overview
The Lumwana mine, owned by Barrick Gold Corporation, is a conventional open-pit truck and shovel operation in Zambia's North-Western Province. It primarily produces copper from sulphide ore, processed through a conventional sulphide flotation plant. The mine includes the Malundwe and Chimiwungo pits. Since 2019, it has contributed almost $3 billion to the Zambian economy through taxes, royalties, salaries, and procurement. As of July 2025, 98% of the workforce were Zambian nationals, with nearly half from nearby communities.
Production
In 2020, the mine produced approximately 276 million pounds of copper. For 2025, production was 151,000 tonnes of copper. The forecast for 2026 is between 130,000 and 150,000 tonnes.
Processing
The ore, predominantly sulphide, is processed through a conventional sulphide flotation plant to produce copper concentrate. The expansion project will increase the processing plant's throughput from approximately 27 million tonnes per year to 52 million tonnes per year.
Equipment
The mining fleet includes trucks and shovels. An upgraded ultra-class fleet was mentioned in relation to 2024 production. Key equipment for the concentrator plant expansion is being supplied by Metso.
Expansion
A major expansion, known as the Super Pit project, is underway with a capital cost of nearly $2 billion. This expansion aims to transform Lumwana into a Tier One copper mine and is expected to extend the mine life to at least 2057. The project will increase the processing plant's throughput from approximately 27 million tonnes per year to 52 million tonnes per year, with a target to double the annual copper production to an average of 240,000 tonnes. Construction for the expansion was scheduled to begin in 2025, with the first production from the expanded plant expected in 2028. The expansion is projected to create approximately 2,500 construction jobs and 550 permanent roles.
Power sources
Grid

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Jabal Sayid

Al Madinah Region, Saudi Arabia · Underground

Operating
Copper

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Porgera

Enga Province, Papua New Guinea · Open Pit

Operating
GoldSilver

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Kibali

Haut-Uele Province, Democratic Republic of Congo · Open Pit

Operating
Gold
Commodities, grades and output
YearCommodityAv. GradeOutput
2025Gold2.79 g/t20.930000000000003 t
2022Gold2.98 g/t337000 oz
2021Gold3.25 g/t365000 oz
2020Gold3.29 g/t364000 oz
2019Gold-814000 oz
2016Gold-585946 oz
2015Gold3.5 g/t642720 oz
End year
2043
Mine life
30 years
Capex (est.)
USD 3.02B
Workforce
2988 (2024), 2883 (2023), 2731 (2022), 5048 (2016), 94% of the workforce are Congolese nationals
Production
Production overview - 2025: gold 20.930000000000003 t; 2022: gold 337000 oz.
Processing
The metallurgical plant has a twin-circuit sulphide and oxide plant with conventional carbon-in-leach (CIL), gravity recovery, and a float and ultra-fine grind circuit. The plant can process 7.2 million tonnes of ore per year. In 2025, the mine milled 8.322 Mt at a recovery of 90.31%. The operation is powered by three hydropower stations and a 16MW solar plant with battery storage, which increases the renewable energy use to 85%.
Equipment
The open pit contractors use SY500/350 excavators, Caterpillar D8R bulldozers, Sinotruck water bowers, and XCMG GR300 graders. For blasting, Pantera DP1500 I and Komatsu drill rigs are used.
Expansion
Drilling results from the ARK-KCD corridor have shown the potential for significant additional orebodies, which could extend the mine life. The life-of-mine plan extends to 2043.
Power sources
HydroelectricSolarBattery Storage

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Ken's Bore

Western Australia, Australia · Open Pit

Operating
Iron Ore
Commodities, grades and output
YearCommodityAv. GradeOutput
2025Iron Ore57.5 %359 Mt
2024Iron Ore-1.9 Mt
2023Iron Ore58.1 %207000000 t
Opened
2025-06-30
End year
2055
Mine life
30 years
Capex (est.)
USD 2.00B
Autonomous haulage
Yes
Workforce
The Onslow Iron project employs over 1,800 people, who are accommodated at the 500-room Mungala Resort.
Overview
Ken's Bore is an operating open pit channel iron deposit mine in the West Pilbara region of Western Australia, Australia. It is a central component of the Onslow Iron project, operated by Mineral Resources (MinRes) on behalf of the Red Hill Iron Ore Joint Venture (RHIOJV), which includes MinRes, Baowu, AMCI, and POSCO. The project has a mine life of over 30 years and shipped its first ore in May 2024.
Production
The Onslow Iron project is ramping up to a nameplate capacity of 35 million tonnes per annum. The first ore was shipped in May 2024.
Processing
Ore from Ken's Bore and other satellite deposits is processed at a central facility at Ken's Bore. The process involves NextGen modular crushing plants, mine stackers, a reclaimer, and a truck load-out facility. The project also features an industry-first automated laboratory. Processed ore is transported by autonomous 320-tonne jumbo road trains on a dedicated 150 km private haul road to the Port of Ashburton for export via transhippers.
Equipment
The mine uses CAT 140M graders and CAT 740 and 745 water trucks. Processing involves NextGen modular crushing plants, mine stackers, a reclaimer, and a truck load-out facility.
Expansion
Ken's Bore is the central hub for the Onslow Iron Project, which is unlocking previously stranded iron ore deposits in the West Pilbara region. Ore from the recently developed Upper Cane and Cardo Bore East deposits is hauled to the Ken's Bore facilities to be blended. The project has an expected mine life of more than 30 years. An updated Mineral Resources statement for the entire Onslow Iron Project as of 31 March 2025 reported 744Mt at 56.3% Fe. An updated Ore Reserve for the project was 359Mt at 57.5% Fe.
Power sources
Natural GasSolarBattery Storage

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South West Creek

Western Australia, Australia · Processing Facility

Operating
Iron Ore

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Reko Diq Project

Balochistan, Pakistan · Open Pit

Under Development
CopperGold

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Jabal Sayid

Al Madinah Region, Saudi Arabia · Underground

Operating
Copper

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Porgera

Enga Province, Papua New Guinea · Open Pit

Operating
GoldSilver

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Loulo-Gounkoto

Kayes Region, Mali · Open Pit

Operating
Gold
Commodities, grades and output
YearCommodityAv. GradeOutput
2025Gold3.77 g/t5.5 t
2024Gold4.73 g/t723000 oz
2023Gold3.99 g/t547000 oz
2022Gold4.59 g/t547000 oz
2021Gold-700000 koz
2020Gold4.76 g/t680215 oz
2012Gold-503000 oz
2011Gold-346000 oz
2005Gold-67984 oz
Opened
2005-01-01
End year
2041
Mine life
32 years
Autonomous haulage
Yes
Workforce
The total workforce was approximately 8,100 people in 2024, including 2,900 employees and 5,200 contractors. Previous workforce numbers were 6,909 in 2023 and 5,956 in 2022. In May 2026, a major contractor, Gounkoto Mining Services, was reportedly laying off over 600 workers.
Overview
The Loulo-Gounkoto complex is an active gold-producing operation in the Kayes Region of western Mali, near the border with Senegal. It comprises two integrated mining permits, Loulo and Gounkoto, and is owned by Barrick Gold Corporation (80%) and the State of Mali (20%) through Société des Mines de Loulo SA (SOMILO) and Société des Mines de Gounkoto SA. The complex combines open-pit mining at Gounkoto, Yalea South, Gara West, and Baboto pits, with underground mines at Yalea, Gara, and Gounkoto. The Loulo mining permit was renewed for a further 10 years in February 2026.
Production
Gold production was 723,000 ounces in 2024, 547,000 ounces in 2023, and 5.5 tonnes in 2025 due to an operational suspension. As of 31 December 2025, proven gold reserves were 1.8 million ounces from 15 million tonnes grading 3.77 g/t, and probable reserves were 5.0 million ounces from 36 million tonnes grading 4.32 g/t.
Processing
Ore from both the Loulo and Gounkoto sites is processed at a central plant located at Loulo, which uses a conventional crushing, milling, and Carbon-in-Leach (CIL) circuit. Its throughput capacity has reached a peak of 5.2 million tonnes per annum. Ore from Gounkoto is first crushed on-site before being transported approximately 30 km to the Loulo plant.
Equipment
The open-pit mining fleet includes Liebherr 9350 and 9250 excavators, Caterpillar 777D and HD785 dump trucks, and Caterpillar 992-wheel loaders, dozers, and graders. The underground fleet is equipped with development and production drills, trucks, and load-haul-dumps (LHDs), some with remote and automated capabilities.
Expansion
Expansion plans include increasing the processing plant's capacity to 6.2 million tonnes per annum, with construction scheduled to begin in 2027. A third underground mine at Gounkoto began producing ore in 2023. Future developments include commencing mining at the Loulo 3 open pit in 2027 and the Faraba open pit in 2029. The complex is also expanding its solar power and battery storage system to 60 MW.
Power sources
DieselSolarBattery Storage

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Kibali

Haut-Uélé Province, Democratic Republic of Congo · Open Pit

Operating
Gold
Commodities, grades and output
YearCommodityAv. GradeOutput
2025Gold2.79 g/t673000 oz
Opened
2013-01-01
End year
2043
Workforce
3173 (as of 31 December 2025)
Production
Production overview - 2025: gold 673000 oz.
Processing
The mine has a metallurgical plant that comprises a twin-circuit sulphide and oxide plant with conventional carbon-in-leach (CIL), including gravity recovery.
Expansion
A February 2026 technical report, with an effective date of 31 December 2025, updated the mine's geology, resources, reserves and project details. The life-of-mine plan extends to 2043. Exploration drilling in the ARK-KCD corridor shows the potential to significantly grow the mine's reserve base.

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