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Andean buoyed by Cerro Negro study

RESULTS from the feasibility study for Andean Resources’ Cerro Negro gold-silver project show the Argentinean project could be among the world’s cheapest to mine, with Cerro Negro likely to pay off its $US275 million ($A324 million) infrastructure price-tag in less than two years.

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Andean buoyed by Cerro Negro study

The dual-listed company today released the positive feasibility study results on the project which were based on the previously released gold and silver mineral resource estimates at the Eureka West and...

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