First gold flows from Bellevue

THE first gold bar has been poured at Bellevue Gold’s namesake project in Western Australia's Goldfields just six days into start-up operations.

First gold bar poured at the new Bellevue gold mine processing circuit

26 October 2023
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The bar weighed 8.3kg.

Now in the commissioning phase, Bellevue's crushing circuit has been running at 250 tonnes per hour to achieve nameplate processing capacity of 1 million tonnes per annum.

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