Allied Gold energizes 88-km grid power line for Ethiopia’s Kurmuk mine

• Allied Gold energized an 88-km, 132-kV power line linking its Kurmuk mine in Ethiopia to the national grid.
• Grid power is supplied under a 20-year agreement at about US$ 0.04 per kWh, supporting lower operating costs.
• First ore has been fed through the commissioned crushing circuit, with handover from commissioning to operations underway.
• Ore stockpiles reached about 1,000,000 tonnes, targeting nearly 1,500,000 tonnes to support ramp-up to commercial production.
• First ore to the grinding circuit is expected in coming weeks, with first gold expected shortly thereafter.

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