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Newmont divests Mexican gold assets to Fresnillo
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Report summary
Newmont`s plan to divest from the Penmont Joint Venture continues its recent trend of divesting from marginal and non-core assets. The deal announced on 12 September will see Fresnillo which currently holds a 56% stake in the joint venture increasing its ownership to 100% for a total consideration of US$477 million.
Table of contents
- Executive summary
- Deal summary
- Location map
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Key assets
- Reserves and Resources
- Production
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Cost Analysis
- Newmont
- Fresnillo
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Newmont divests Mexican gold assets to Fresnillo: Table 1
- Newmont divests Mexican gold assets to Fresnillo: Image 1
- Gold equivalent production from PJV mines
- Newmont divests Mexican gold assets to Fresnillo: Table 4
- 2014 Asset cost curve ranked on total cash cost plus sustaining capital
- 2014 Company cost curve ranked on total cash cost plus sustaining capital
- Newmont divests Mexican gold assets to Fresnillo: Table 2
- Newmont divests Mexican gold assets to Fresnillo: Table 3
What's included
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