Newmont Cuts Costs and Increases Reserves at Carlin

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Bruce D. Hansen
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Jan 1, 1999

Abstract

For many years, Newmont has focused on improving its operations. After the merger between Newmont and Santa Fe Pacific Gold, Newmont created synergies of more than $50 million a year in Nevada. This was done primarily through optimal ore movements and consolidation of various functions. During the current period of low gold and copper prices, Newmont has refocused its efforts on efficient operations worldwide. At its mine facilities in Nevada, Newmont has used a combination of several strategies to decrease the costs of operations and to increase profitability. These include computer technology, optimal use of infrastructures, procurement strategies, functional consolidation, enhanced mine planning and several available metallurgical processing options.
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APA: Bruce D. Hansen  (1999)  Newmont Cuts Costs and Increases Reserves at Carlin

MLA: Bruce D. Hansen Newmont Cuts Costs and Increases Reserves at Carlin. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1999.

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