Capital Gold Corporation is a producing gold mining company. Capital Gold owns and operates the El Chanate open pit gold mine in Sonora, Mexico, which is currently producing at an annualized rate of over 60,000 ounces. The Company achieved profitability within six months of operation and, today, is one of the lowest cost gold producers. Capital Gold is increasing gold production at their El Chanate open pit gold mine and is now looking to grow their presence in Mexico, with the goal of becoming the next mid-tier producer in Latin America.
Posts Tagged ‘cgld’
February 3rd, 2010
Capital Gold: Junior minor headed for the big leagues?
Posted in Hot off the press, Micro Cap 
Tags: amex, cgld, Chanate, junior miner, saric, saris el oso 
No Comments »January 6th, 2010
Daily nugget: Cash costs of small cap gold miners
There are hundreds of small cap gold miners listed on US exchanges but only a handful that are actually producing meaningful amounts of gold. For the ones that are producing, an interesting metric to look at is the “Cash Cost” of an ounce of mined gold. Cash costs, in mining lingo, is the cost of [...]
Posted in Bullion News, General News, Small Cap Tags: ai, anv, cash costs, cgld, cgr, gbg, mfn, ngd, nxg, romarco, small cap No Comments »January 4th, 2010
Lake Victoria Gold: Newell’s new adventure
Dr. Newell served as Vice President of Development for Capital Gold Corp (US ticker symbol CGLD) from 2000 to 2007. He was President of CGLD’s Mexican subsidiary, Minera Santa Rita, where he was responsible for bringing the company’s El Chanate gold mine into production. can he do the same for LVCA?
Posted in Hot off the press, Micro Cap Tags: cgld, Chanate, Dr Roger Newell, geologist, lake victoria, lvca, lvca.ob, NEM, newmont mining, tanzania 1 Comment »
