Golden future awaits exploration firm
Results from testing — undertaken by South African mining giant, Goldfields — on Conroy’s Clontibret gold target have shown a 90% gold flotation rate — a figure described by the Dublin company as being higher than assumed, “highly positive”, and “most encouraging, both technically and financially”. The rate means that after the rock containing the gold is ground down, potentially 90% of the resulting material is gold.
The results also indicated an 8% sulphur grade in concentrate, when 12% had been anticipated. The lower sulphur grade is highly advantageous, as it will reduce process operating costs.





