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Akobo Minerals Reports 12 kg Gold Output as Allied Begins Kurmuk Processing
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AI SUMMARY
Scandinavian-backed Akobo Minerals produced 12 kilograms of gold in October, while Canadian firm Allied Gold started processing at its Kurmuk site.
- Akobo Minerals is a Scandinavian-owned gold mining company operating in the Gambella region.
- The company produced 12 kilograms of gold in October.
- It previously reported producing 16 kilograms of gold in August.
- Total gold production has reached 181 kilograms since the company began operations two years ago.
- Canadian mining company Allied Gold has begun gold processing for the first time at its site in the Kurmuk area of the Benishangul-Gumuz region.
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