Equinox Gold Targets 2 Million Ounces Annually

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Equinox Gold is targeting annual production of about 2 million ounces within three to five years, building on combined operations forecast to produce roughly 1.1 million ounces in 2026. The company plans to grow through staged mine development and expansion rather than further acquisitions, constructing and ramping up one project at a time; South Railroad in Nevada is under construction, with production targeted for 2028. Its pipeline includes projects and expansions in Canada, the United States and Mexico, while management says the pace will depend on gold prices, funding, costs, permitting and debt reduction. Exploration results at Musselwhite, Valentine and Greenstone may also support resource growth, longer mine lives and additional higher-grade production, though those opportunities still need to be advanced into mine plans.

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