-- 据周二提交给新西兰证券交易所的文件显示,Rua Gold(NZE:RGI)已根据新西兰《快速审批法案》申请加快其位于里夫顿金矿区的奥尔德溪项目(Auld Creek Project)的审批流程,旨在更快地从勘探阶段过渡到开发阶段。 文件指出,如果获得批准,简化的审批流程将有助于该公司更快地获得关键许可,从而加快这座预计运营八年、创造约200个就业岗位并为当地经济贡献约2.4亿新西兰元的地下矿的开发。 文件还表示,该项目已获得当地社区和利益相关者的支持,目前正在进行额外的经济研究。预计将在未来三个月内对快速审批申请做出决定。
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