By Robert Tyerman | Saturday 5 July 2014
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Vassilios Carellas, chief executive officer of Ortac Resources (ORC), is not resting on his laurels, after beginning trial underground mining at the company’s 1.32 million-oz. gold in Slovakia’s Kremnicko region, with the first permit issued there for 20 years. The authorities are already considering London-based Ortac’s application for a licence to take the project further, in the hope of producing around 70,000 oz. of gold a year, with cash costs (before capital repayment) of below $600/oz an ounce, against today’s $1,319.8/oz market price. Ortac is launching proposals for a series of employment-creating, environmentally-friendly -- and potentially money-spinning -- developments to calm suspicious local critics.
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