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Tuesday, 21st February 2006 (3963 views)

Pacific Gold has completed the primary assembly and construction of its gold screening plant at the Nevada Rae Gold, Black Rock Canyon mine.

The mining company also announced today (February 21st) that water pressure testing has been taking place at the site, and is nearly complete.

The processing of gold bearing gravels has begun, and the firm is on track to begin production during the first quarter of this year.

Pacific Gold chief executive Rob Landau called it "exciting news for the company and its shareholders".

He said: "Management, and the company's team of employees, have worked diligently to complete the building construction and plant assembly, readying the mine to begin production.

"We are well positioned to begin production at the Black Rock Canyon mine, and we look forward to a very successful and rewarding project."

Pacific Gold's operations are focused in the west of North America. The company owns four operating subsidiaries, including Nevada Rae Gold, which runs the Black Rock Canyon project in central Nevada.

 

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