Ivanhoe Mines and Gécamines Agree on Off-Take and Financing Terms to Return the Ultra-High-Grade Kipushi Mine in the DRC to Production
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Thursday, April 27, 2023
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"The off-take and financing milestones are critical deliverables that allow us to return Kipushi to production by the third quarter of next year.
Key Points:
- "The off-take and financing milestones are critical deliverables that allow us to return Kipushi to production by the third quarter of next year.
- "In partnership with Gécamines, we are closing in on a monumental achievement to return the great Kipushi Mine to production.
- KICO is 68% owned by Kipushi Holding, a wholly owned subsidiary of Ivanhoe Mines, and the remaining 32% of KICO is owned by Gécamines.
- Back (L-R): Ludovic Monga Banza Kabongo, Deputy GM, Gécamines; Olivier Binyingo, SVP Public Affairs DRC, Ivanhoe Mines; Jack Masangu A Mwanza, Deputy GM, Gécamines; Stephane Cormier, Advisor, Gécamines.