Jan 06, 2015 The All-in sustaining costs or AISC is a new metric, now widely used in the gold mining industry since the second-half of 2013

Sep 09, 2021 Standardised metrics provide further transparency into the costs associated with gold production, and can be helpful to investors, governments, local communities and other stakeholders in understanding the economics of gold mining. All-in Sustaining Cost (AISC) aims to better-reflect the full cost of keeping the mine in business

The all-in sustaining cost (AISC) is a metric used by gold mining companies to calculate the cost of their mining operations. The World Gold Council first introduced the metric in 2013. The formula for AISC is as follows: AISC = Cash Costs + Sustaining Capital + Exploration Expenses + G&A Expenses

Jan 06, 2015 Summary. The All-in sustaining costs or AISC is a new metric, now widely used in the gold mining industry since the second-half of 2013. This new metric has been introduced by the World Gold

Sep 14, 2021 Global average All-in Sustaining Costs (AISC) in the gold mining industry increased by 10% y-o-y in Q2’21, reaching US$1,067/oz. This was also the third consecutive quarter in which AISC has risen. This cost inflation is being driven by several factors, both at the mine site and at the macroeconomic level. Post by Adam Webb

Sep 16, 2013 The AISC measure, finalized in June and supported strongly by the World Gold Council, includes other expenses such as general office spending and capital used in mine

Jan 21, 2016 Since establishing formal guidelines in 2013, the World Gold Council’s (WGC) All-In Sustaining Cost (AISC) has been an important metric for comparing costs per payable metal unit sold for gold mining companies. However, it should not be a surprise that there are many interpretations of AISC, even with explicit WGC guidelines

Dec 16, 2020 AISC is an excellent ratio for valuing the quality of the producing mine assets. With Gold averaging about ~$1,910+ per ounce (see the chart of AEM below) in

Mar 25, 2021 Primary gold producers are defined as mining companies where gold contributed to 80% or more of revenues from operating activities generated last year. With AISC of $604/oz, Russian gold miner Polyus was the lowest cost gold producer among the top 20 biggest gold miners in 2020. The group's AISC increased 2% year-over-year reflecting higher

Jul 23, 2019 Average all-in sustaining costs (AISC) incurred by gold miners rose from $988/oz in Q4 2018 to $1,000/oz in Q1 2019. RANKED: Top 10 lowest cost gold mines in the world Q1 - MINING

Jun 30, 2021 Costs in the gold mining industry increased for the second consecutive quarter in Q1’21, with the global average All-in Sustaining Cost (AISC) up by 5% q-o-q to US$1,048/oz, reaching its highest level since Q2’13. This, combined with a 4% fall in the average quarterly gold price, resulted in a 14% drop in AISC margins (the gold price minus AISC) between Q4’20 and Q1’21

May 03, 2021 The All-In Sustaining Cost (AISC) is an advanced metrics used by mining companies to report their cost of gold mining. The mining industry struggled for a long time to report the mining cost and selling price of ore accurately, and the haziness of the system forced miners to think of a new reporting system. The Gold Institute first published

Oct 08, 2014 Oct 08, 2014 Summary. AISC for gold mining has come down significantly. The higher the AISC of the gold mine, the higher the leverage. Silver is by far much more undervalued than gold based on the AISC numbers

Ownership: 90% Endeavour Production: 180-200koz (2021E) AISC: $690-740/oz (2021E) Mining Method: Open Pit Processing Method: CIP Plant View Asset 3D TOUR