Abcourt Mines reported its September mining and mill operations: 7,253 tonnes of ore were crushed and 6,739 tonnes milled, at an average feed grade of 3.42 g/t gold. The mill produced 740 oz of gold at a 94.1% recovery rate, with 545 oz poured during the month and 741 oz remaining in the circuit. The company blended higher-grade underground ore (5,582 tonnes at 3.62 g/t) with reclaimed low-grade stockpile material (1,157 tonnes at 2.41 g/t). CEO Pascal Hamelin said gold output doubled from August, and a second mill crew in training will allow more ore to be processed starting in November.
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