St Barbara finds better economics, higher output at same capital cost for 15-Mile

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St Barbara finds better economics, higher output at same capital cost for 15-Mile
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ASX-listed gold producer St Barbara has released an updated prefeasibility study (PFS) on its 15-Mile Processing Hub project, in Nova Scotia, which will combine three historical gold mines into a single integrated operation. The updated PFS is based on ore reserves of 1.

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