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Alara Oman project

Alara Resources ‘progressing well’ with new Al Wash-hi Majaza Copper-Gold Project JV in Oman

Alara Resources (ASX:AUQ) reports it has made significant progress in the mine construction phase of the Al Wash-hi Majaza Copper-Gold Project joint venture with Al Hadeetha Resources in Oman.

The mine pit, gossan dump, the haul road leading to the mine, and the drill pad are all on the way to completion, and the Al Wash-hi Majaza Project is on track for completion in the June quarter of 2023.

The company owns a 51% equity interest in the Al Hadeetha Resources joint venture developing the project.

Alara project

Alara Managing Director, Atmavireshwar Sthapak said the company is satisfied by the pace at which the Al Wash-hi Majaza Copper-Gold mine site has taken shape over recent months.

“Despite some weather-related challenges in July, construction of the mine pit, the gossan stockpile and its associated haul road as well as the drilling and blasting have proceeded smoothly over recent months.

This progress would not have been made without the hard work of the JV partners, our own team included, and the host of contractors involved in the delivery of the Project.

“This progress would not have been made without the hard work of the JV partners, our own team included, and the host of contractors involved in the delivery of the Project”

With the development of Al Wash-hi Majaza occurring at a healthy rate and plant and equipment deliveries continuing to arrive onsite, the Project remains on track to be completed early in the June 2023 quarter, with production starting to flow soon thereafter.”

Alara Resources is an Australia-based precious and base metals explorer and developer, with projects in Oman.

The company’s active projects in Oman are the Al Wash-hi Majaza Copper-Gold mining licence and Mullaq, Al Ajal exploration licences under the Al Hadeetha JV and the Block 7 exploration licence under the Darius JV.

Alara is currently focused on developing the Al Wash-hi Majaza Copper-Gold Project in Oman, where it is in the process of constructing copper-gold mining and processing facilities.

The company is also continuing exploration activities at its other Oman projects.

Alara’s mission is to become a mid-tier minerals producer which will deliver maximum shareholder value through profitable growth driven by low-cost and sustainable operations.

Images: Alara Resources Ltd
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