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Gryphon looks to underground

SLOW-moving gold developer Gryphon Minerals is assessing the obvious implications a high-grade gold quartz lode could have on its Banfora project in Burkina Faso.

Michael Quinn
Gryphon looks to underground

The company said “study work” had demonstrated the potential of such a development for Banfora, with an “exploration target” of 3.5-4.5 million tonnes grading 5-7 grams per tonne for 560,000-1 million...

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