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This technical report encompasses the Selinsing Gold Sulphide Project managed by Monument Mining Limited, focusing on the comprehensive evaluation as mandated by the NI 43-101 regulations. The primary objective of the report is to provide a detailed summary of the geological assessments, mineralization characteristics, and technical feasibility of the project. The methodology includes extensive geological mapping, sampling, and analysis, alongside detailed examination of flotation test results and economic assessments. Key results demonstrate the significant potential for gold extraction and the viability of sulphide ores within the region. The report concludes with recommendations for further exploration and development to maximize yield and efficiency in the extraction process.
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