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Allied Gold - Production to increase rapidly from 64,000 oz to 224,000 oz

March 2011

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  • Epic Code:
  • AGLD
  • Price:
  • 39p
It's no exaggeration to say that Allied Gold, which owns two gold mines in the Pacific Rim, has one of the strongest expansion profiles in the whole sector. After achieving good growth from its original mine in Papua New Guinea the company, which is listed on AIM, the TSX and the ASX, has just announced that its second mine in the Solomon Islands is on track to be commissioned in late February underpinning expected production growth from 64,000 oz in 2010 to 95,000 this year and then 224,000 oz in 2012. Based on this broker Oriel is expecting pretax profit to increase from AUS$10.2m to AS$19.2m for the current year to 30 June, before rising again to a whoppin ...

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