Collective's Apollo Starts at 5.4Moz—and Ari Sussman Says It Will Get Bigger
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Ari Sussman discusses the maiden mineral resource estimate for the Apollo deposit and future growth potential.
Collective Mining Executive Chairman Ari Sussman joins Mining Stock Daily following the release of the maiden mineral resource estimate for the Apollo deposit, totaling approximately 5.4 million gold-equivalent ounces across indicated and inferred categories. Sussman discusses the larger-than-expected open-pit component, high-grade Ramp zone and the significant amount of drilling completed since the resource cutoff that could drive future growth. He also outlines an accelerated development strategy that could see permitting applications submitted in 2027, while continued drilling at Ramp remains central to a potential large-scale mining operation at Guayabales.
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