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Koza Altın

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Type
  
Anonim Şirket

Industry
  
Precious metal

Headquarters
  
Turkey

Founded
  
29 September 1989

Traded as
  
BİST: KOZAL

Key people
  
Akın İpek

Owner
  
Koza İpek Holding

Koza Altın kozatedarikcomenimagesmylogo1jpg

Native name
  
Koza Altın İşletmeleri A.Ş.

Production output
  
317 koz of gold (2013: 350 koz) 142 koz of silver (2013: 179 koz) (2014)

Stock price
  
KOZAL (IST) TRY 20.20 +0.20 (+1.00%)17 Mar, 6:10 PM GMT+3 - Disclaimer

Koza Gold Corporation (Turkish: Koza Altın) is a Turkish gold mining company.

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Founded in 1989 as a branch of former Australian Normandy Mining corporation, in 2005 Koza İpek bought all the company's shaes. In February 2010, the company went public with an IPO of ₺2,200,000,000. By 2012, the company had a market value of around ₺5,000,000,000.

Gold mines

Since 1989, the company operates the Ovacık gold mine and processing center near Bergama, Aegean Region. In 2006, Koza Altın opened the Küçükdere gold mine near Havran, Marmara Region, with ore being processed in Ovacık. Operations in the Mastra gold mine and the company's second processing center near Gümüşhane, Black Sea Region, started in 2009.

In Central Anatolia, the Kaymaz gold mine with a third processing center in Sivrihisar, was established in 2011. In a fourth processing center at Himmetdede gold mine near Kocasinan, commercial production of gold has commenced in 2015.

As of December 2014, Koza Altın held 57 operating licenses and 281 exploration licenses all over Turkey. Also, a joint venture with Canadian Medgold Resources conducts explorations for gold and silver in Portugal.

Literature

  • "2014 Operational Report & Financials" (PDF). Koza Altın. 2015. Retrieved 28 October 2015. 
  • References

    Koza Altın Wikipedia