Mal wieder ein kleines Update zu NICU, Levack und Crean Hill sollen bald produzieren, der kombinierte output der beiden Minen wird 3-5x so groß wie MccreedyWest, sie wollen gerade 50 Bergleute für Levack einstellen. R2 wird wohl definitiv in 2027 angegriffen, mit Einhorngehalten von Kupfer, Nickel und Edelmetallen.

Sehr Interessant auch wieder die Hinweise auf die Wachstumsstrategie, Akquisitionen stehen an, evtl. gibt es was von Glencore oder Vale.

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Half the gold, platinum, and palladium in ore from McCreedy West, the producing mine of Magna Mining $MGMNF (TSX: $NICU), goes to Franco-Nevada $FNV for $1,200…

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The hoist at Levack, the flagship mine of Magna Mining $MGMNF (TSX: $NICU), was designed to move 6,000 tons a day, ~5.5x the record Q2 pace at McCreedy West,…

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Magna Mining veröffentlicht Ergebnisse der vorläufigen Wirtschaftlichkeitsstudie für die Levack-Mine und genehmigt die Wiederaufnahme der Produktion.

Magna Mining Reports Results of Levack Mine Preliminary Economic Assessment and Approves Restart of Production

October 7, 2026, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada – Magna Mining Inc. (TSX: NICU) (OTCQX: MGMNF) (FSE: 8YD) (“Magna” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce the…

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Magna Mining Reports Results of Crean Hill Pre-Feasibility Study With Construction to Begin in 2027, by @GlobeNewswire

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Crean Hill PFS Highlights:

• Twelve-year commercial mine life with over 11 million tons of probable reserves: The Crean Hill PFS contemplates underground mining of 11.4 million tons of probable reserves at an average mining rate of approximately 2,400 tons per day during the twelve-year commercial mine life.
• Robust production profile with significant precious metals byproduct credits: Average annual payable copper equivalent (“CuEq”)^1,2 production of 35.5 million pounds (“lbs”) during commercial production at all-in sustaining costs (“AISC”) of US$3.55 per CuEq payable lb, including 42 thousand ounces of precious metals (platinum + palladium + gold) on average per year which contribute approximately 38.9% of revenues during this time.
• Attractive base case economics with strong commodity price leverage: Assuming base case commodity prices¹, the Crean Hill PFS estimates payback in 1.5 years with an after-tax Internal Rate of Return (“IRR”) of 43.4% and an after-tax NPV7% of $251.0 million. Pre-tax cash flows average approximately $65.2 million per year and increase to $96.2 million per year using September 2026 average commodity prices¹, while the after-tax NPV7% increases to $406.1 million, the IRR improves to 65.4%, and the payback period falls to 0.8 years.
• Manageable initial capital spread over a three-year pre-commercial production period: Initial capital costs from January 1, 2027 are estimated to be $127.0 million. This initial capital is expected to be offset by refundable tax credits³ of $17.2 million and pre-commercial production operating cash flow of approximately $37.4 million using base case price assumptions, leaving a calculated net initial funding requirement of $72.4 million. Construction spending is expected to ramp up gradually over a three-year period with first ore sales in late 2027 and commercial production achieved in early 2030.
• Positive potential impact from the recently announced Productivity Mega Deduction: Incorporation of the Productivity Mega Deduction (“PMD”)⁴ could reduce the estimated federal taxes payable over the life of mine, especially during the early years of commercial production. By accelerating the utilization of certain tax deductions via the PMD, the Crean Hill PFS after-tax NPV7% would improve by $5.7 million to $256.7 million and the IRR would increase to 45.5%.