Allied Gold says Kurmuk project enters pre-commissioning phase, first gold due mid-2026

• Allied Gold reported pre-commissioning has started at its Kurmuk Gold Project in Ethiopia, keeping first gold targeted for mid-2026.
• Kurmuk remained on schedule and on budget, with construction focused on mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, control systems.
• The project expects grid power before commissioning, with Ethiopian Electric Power advancing a transmission line to the site.
• Post start-up output forecast at about 290,000 ounces a year for the first four years, averaging about 240,000 ounces a year over mine life.
• In Côte d’Ivoire, an integrated plan extended Bonikro mine life to 2036, targeting about 120,000 ounces a year.

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