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Allied Gold Connects Kurmuk Mine to National Grid

By Stocks Desk · 2026-09-20 · Updated 2026-09-20 06:55 UTC
An open-pit gold mine with heavy excavators and a long high-voltage power line stretching across a dry landscape
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Allied Gold has successfully connected its Ethiopian Kurmuk mine to the national grid and processed its first ore through the crushing circuit, establishing a one-million-tonne stockpile to support a steady ramp-up to commercial production.

  • Mining Weekly reports that Allied Gold has already processed the site's first ore through its crushing circuit, with the full handover to the operations team currently underway. The company notes that mining activities are progressing as expected, with exposed mineralized zones confirming anticipated widths and grades.

    Source: miningweekly.com
  • Allied Gold Corporation has completed the electrical connection of its Ethiopian Kurmuk mine to the national grid, a critical milestone enabling the transition from construction to commercial production.

    Source: im-mining.com
Based on reporting by im-mining.com and miningweekly.com, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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