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Stantec Selected To Lead Definitive Feasibility Study For The Us$2.37 Billion Kingking Copper-Gold Project In The Philippines

ByArticle Source LogoGlobal Mining Review03-18-20262 min
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Kingking is a major greenfield mining development in the Municipality of Pantukan, Davao de Oro Province, on the island of Mindanao in the Philippines. It is one of the world’s largest undeveloped copper-gold deposits, with 960 million t of reserves. Stantec will deliver integrated, pit-to-port, sustainable solutions for the estimated US$2.37-billion project.

“The St. Augustine Gold and Copper Ltd. team selected Stantec for the Definitive Feasibility Study based on their multidimensional project capability and experience, which the Kingking project requires,” said Andy Russel, Kingking project director. “We look forward to Stantec being an integral part of delivering the Kingking project on schedule and on budget.”

As a significant source of copper and gold, Kingking represents an important step toward supporting the world’s shift to low-carbon technologies and an evolving energy infrastructure.

“The Kingking project is a great example of how we bring together the best of our global experience to support our clients through the entire mining life cycle,” said Carl Kopke, regional director of Energy & Resources at Stantec. “It’s a privilege to contribute to a project of this scale and significance, and one that aligns with our commitment to sustainable development and responsible resource delivery.”

Stantec will also develop the project execution plan; the engineering, procurement, and construction management bid package; and the procurement strategy for long-lead items and equipment.

Read the article online at: https://www.globalminingreview.com/mining/17032026/stantec-selected-to-lead-definitive-feasibility-study-for-the-us237-billion-kingking-copper-gold-project-in-the-philippines/

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