Viceroy increases output, earnings

Increased gold production at the Castle Mountain gold mine enabled Viceroy Resource (TSE) to boost its second-quarter earnings by 28% to $1.5 million from $1.2 million earned during the first quarter.

The large open pit, heap leach operation in eastern California turned out 27,720 oz. in the fiscal second quarter (ended Sept. 30), an 18% increase from 23,571 oz. produced in the first quarter.

Viceroy operates and owns 75% of the mine which produced a total of 51,291 oz. gold at an average cash cost of US$206 per oz. during the first six months of operation.

The mine, which began commercial production in April, is expected to produce 100,000 oz. during its first year of operation.

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