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Since the acquisition of the Mulatos Project in 2003, Alamos has emerged as a potential intermediate gold producer deeply committed to translating exploration and development into increased value for our shareholders.
John McCluskey
President & CEO
Alamos Gold Inc. |
New initiatives are never easy, but with the support of our employees, our stakeholders and the communities in which we work, we are poised for continued success. We believe that our commitment to operating at the highest standards of environmental awareness and care, to providing rewarding jobs for our employees and to improving the quality of life of the people in the region where we operate, makes us a better company – and a better investment.
Today, more than 400 people are at work at our Mulatos Mine in Sonora, Mexico. The mine started production in July 2005. Mine production in 2006 was 101,170 ounces of gold and in 2007 production was 106,200 ounces of gold (pending final refinery adjustment).
Looking to the future, we believe that Alamos represents an excellent investment within the sector due to our potential for significant growth. We are well-positioned to meet our objectives for mine expansion and district-wide exploration.
The potential for discovery in the district is high, as is our enthusiasm.
We are proud that our work is being recognized by industry analysts, investors, and the gold mining industry at large. We are proud of our commitment to environmental and safety standards, and we are proud that ultimately our vision will bring about a return on the investment of our shareholders.
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