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Harmony seeks amendment for optimum Eva output

A bid to amend the environmental authority for the Eva copper mine to step up the permitted level of ore extraction by more than 50 per cent has reached a milestone.

The change would align with Harmony Gold Mining Company's updated feasibility study for the greenfield copper mine, which culminated in the company's announcement in November that it had approved the $2.3 billion-plus development.

The amendment application is open for public comment until March 6.

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Site signage for Harmony's Eva copper project

Eva advances with award of workforce village contract

Decmil has won a $70 million contract to deliver a 454-person accommodation village for the Eva copper mine in North-West Queensland.

The project involves the design and construction of the permanent workforce village for the planned Harmony Gold Mining Company operation, 75km north-east of Cloncurry.

The Macmahon Holdings subsidiary expects to begin work in mid-2025, with completion due in 2026.

Its scope includes accommodation units, central facilities, water and wastewater treatment plants, internal roads, drainage, bulk earthworks, services installation and associated infrastructure.

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Copper Mountain cashed up to advance Eva project

Copper Mountain Mining has earmarked almost $5 million to advance the Eva copper project in North West Queensland after a share offering.

The company - which owns the Copper Mountain Mine in British Columbia - has entered an agreement in which Industrial Alliance Securities will buy $C15 million (around $AU15.7 million) worth of shares.

Copper Mountain Mining said it planned to allocate about a third of the proceeds to advancing Eva and another third to exploration, the bulk of which will be spent in Australia.

The remainder will go towards general and administrative expenses andworking capital

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New feasibility study enhances Eva’s glow

Copper Mountain Mining has announced positive results from its 2020 feasibility study update for the Eva copper and gold project, 95km north-east of Mount Isa.

But company president and chief executive officer Gil Clausen says they will only proceed with development 'in the right copper price environment'.

Total initial development capital for the Eva copper project is estimated to be about $587.5 million ($US382 million), which includes a contingency of $US42 million, while the after-tax net present value (NPV) would be $672 million ($US437 million).

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