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See how to apply to be a supplier of a gold mine valued at R$1.4 billion

Gold nugget Disclosure/Ameto To provide products and services to the future gold mine in Monte do Carmo, interested parties must register on a platform launched by the mining company Hochschild Mining Brasil. The...

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See how to apply to be a supplier of a gold mine valued at R$1.4 billion
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Gold nugget Disclosure/Ameto To provide products and services to the future gold mine in Monte do Carmo, interested parties must register on a platform launched by the mining company Hochschild Mining Brasil. The process is free and online. The project is valued at approximately R$1.4 billion. How to be a supplier? Interested parties must create an account on the Hochschild Mining Supplier Portal (access here). Then, fill in information about the company profile, such as contacts, categories, and send the required documentation. The information will be reviewed by Hochschild Mining, who will decide whether to enable the account or not. According to the mining company, the portal will be used in the company's operations at the Mara Rosa mine, in Goiás, which is already in operation, and in the Monte do Carmo project, which is in the engineering review phase, where the construction of the mine still depends on internal investment definitions.

READ ALSO Former Public Works Secretary suspected of killing an electrician presents himself to the police after being considered a fugitive Child disappears on a beach on the Tocantins River; firefighters carry out searches Mining company in Monte do Carmo Monte do Carmo is 90 kilometers from the capital Palmas and has 5,694 inhabitants, according to the latest IBGE Census. According to the Tocantins Nature Institute (Naturatins), all of the mining company's licenses are in force and valid for the project. The mining company was granted the project's Installation License (LI), authorizing the start of the activities planned for this stage of the project, and the Granting of the Right to Use Water Resources and the Forest Exploration Authorization (AEF), which allows the vegetation suppression necessary for the implementation of the planned structures. The project was acquired by the Peruvian mining company Hochschild Mining, for US$60 million. In 2025, the company explained that the operating period is estimated at 12 years, with an estimated capacity of 6 thousand tons of ore per day. See more news from the region on g1 Tocantins.

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