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Medusa approves Co-O shaft

A NEW service shaft to be installed at the Co-O gold mine in the Philippines will enhance efficiency and improve haulage systems according to project owner Medusa Mining.

Andrew Snelling
Medusa approves Co-O shaft

Surface earthworks have begun in preparation for the shaft, which will extend to around 390m below ground and take 17 months to construct.    It will cost $US10 million ($A13 million) to build and...

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