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Broken Hill Gold pours third doré bar as White Dam moves toward restart

ASX-listed Broken Hill Gold produced a third doré bar from the White Dam copper–gold project and has completed processing-tank and gold-room upgrades as it prepares to restart operations.

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Broken Hill Gold poured a third doré bar weighing 5.43 kg (174 oz) and shipped it to the Perth Mint for assay and processing.

The company built a new carbon-in-column tank to replace an existing unit in the White Dam processing circuit.

Upgrades to the gold room facility have been completed to support resumed processing activities ahead of the White Dam restart.

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