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Dundee Tsumeb processes 189,7k tonnes of complex concentrate in FY21

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Canadian-based international gold mining company Dundee Precious Metals says its Namibian operations, Dundee Tsumeb processed approximately 189,700 tonnes of complex concentrate in 2021.

According to preliminary production results for the three and twelve months ended December 31, the group’s Tsumeb smelter processed approximately 52,000 tonnes of complex concentrate during the fourth quarter, reflecting an 8-day maintenance shutdown to repair a water leak in the offgas system.

“As a result, the smelter processed approximately 189,700 tonnes of complex concentrate in 2021, slightly below the revised guidance range of 195,000 to 200,000 tonnes,” the company said.

Dundee’s Ada Tepe delivered an impressive operating performance, producing a record 33,800 gold ounces in the fourth quarter, which was slightly above plan due to higher grades.

In 2021, Ada Tepe produced approximately 133,000 gold ounces, which was at the higher end of its annual production guidance for the year.

The group’s Chelopech also had a strong operational quarter, producing approximately 49,000 ounces of gold and 9.2 million pounds of copper in the fourth quarter.

Gold production was above expectations as a result of mining in higher grade gold zones and better recoveries.

In 2021, Chelopech produced approximately 177,000 ounces of gold which was above the higher end of its annual guidance. Copper production of 34.7 million pounds was in line with annual production guidance.

“Our mining operations continued to deliver impressive performance in the fourth quarter, driven by a new record for quarterly gold production at Ada Tepe combined with strong results from Chelopech,” said David Rae, President and Chief Executive Officer of Dundee Precious Metals Inc.

“Overall, 2021 was another very strong year for DPM as we delivered record annual gold production for the third consecutive year and achieved the higher end of our guidance range for gold production. We also added the high-quality Loma Larga project to our portfolio and continued to deliver strong sustainability performance as demonstrated through our score in the 2021 S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment, which ranked in the 91st percentile among mining and metals companies.”

Dundee Precious Metals has operations and projects located in Bulgaria, Namibia, Serbia and Ecuador.

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