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Newmont adjusts forecasts

THE world’s largest gold miner Newmont Mining has slightly downgraded its sales and cost prognosis for 2005, and reported a second quarter profit of $US50 million. The company has also given the tick of approval to the $US500 million Akyem project in Ghana, a mine that will contribute around 400,000 ounces annually.

Jesse Riseborough
Newmont adjusts forecasts

Sales forecasts for 2005 have been downgraded from the 8.5-8.7 million ounces reported in the company’s last quarterly report to the new forecast of 8.4-8.5Moz. Costs were increased from a range of US225-235...

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