Gold miner Centamin has cut its 2018 output target from its Sukari mine in Egypt to 480k ounces from a previous forecast of 505k-515k ounces due to operational improvements at its taking “longer than planned to materialise,” according to a company release. Centamin had previously cut its output target in May from an initial forecast of 580k ounces due to lower grade gold at Sukari. The announcement caused Centamin’s share price to drop 12% on Friday, according to the Financial Times.
More from Enterprise
FM Abdelatty pitches SCZone to Brazilian and Indian investors
Plus: CIB gears up to launch digital bank Yomo in…
Qatar’s Green Sky Capital secures financing for USD 200 mn SAF plant
The facility could add more than 10% to global SAF…
New tax bill heads to House ahead of July rollout
The new package scraps the contentious capital gains tax, overhauls…
Apis Partners has continued appetite for Egypt after closing its third fund at more than double its predecessor
Apis partner Hossam Abou Moussa singles out MNT-Halan as a…