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About Us

With an outstanding pedigree stretching back 50 years, DW GOLD MINERS. is one of the Brazilian leading full service bullion traders, manufacturers and refiners, based in Brasil with headquarter address in world financial capital London - UK DW GOLD MINERS – family owned and proudly independent. Founded in 1983 by the late Tony Baird and still an independent, family owned business, DW GOLD MINERS is an industry stalwart employing a collection of vastly experienced industry professionals with an International reputation for integrity and a proven track record of market activity. As the Brazilian largest Gold Mine and refinery DW GOLD MINERS is one of the leading of precious metal scrap, paying top rates with advance payments and prompt settlement. Dw Gold Miners also manufactures and trades an array of bullion products for investors, the jewellery trade and industrial applications.

How we produce our Gold from the ground.

Exploration:

Gold mine exploration is challenging and complex. It requires significant time, financial resources and expertise in many disciplines – e.g. geography, geology, chemistry and engineering.The likelihood of a discovery leading to a mine being developed is very low - less than 0.1% of prospected sites will lead to a productive mine. And only 10% of global gold deposits contain sufficient gold to justify further development. Once basic facts about the local geology and potentially viable deposit are established, the ore body can be modelled and its feasibility assessed.

Development:

Gold mine development is the second stage of the gold mining process. It involves the planning and construction of the mine and associated infrastructure. Mining companies must obtain appropriate permits and licenses before they can begin construction. This will generally take several years, although this varies greatly depending on location. Construction may not be confined to the mine itself. In addition to potential processing capacity, mining companies frequently construct local infrastructure and amenities to support both logistical and operational needs, as well as employee and community welfare. This development provides much long-term support for local communities, and one of the key ways gold supports economic development.

Operation:

The gold mining operation stage represents the productive life of a mine, during which ore is extracted and processed into gold. Processing involves transforming rock and ore into a metallic alloy of substantial purity – known as doré – typically containing between 60-90% gold. During its life, a number of factors – such as the price of gold or input costs – will affect which areas of an ore body are deemed profitable (economic) to mine. In times of higher prices, mining low-grade ore will become profitable as the higher price offsets the increased cost of extracting and milling greater volumes. When the price is lower or costs rise, it might only prove profitable to extract and process higher-grade ores. Mine plans are regularly re-assessed as market conditions change and new technical information comes to light.

Decommissioning:

After a mine has ceased operations, possibly because the ore body is exhausted or the remaining deposit becomes unprofitable (uneconomic) to mine, work then focuses on its decommissioning, dismantling and rehabilitation of the land in which it was situated. Gold mine closure is a complex undertaking. A mining company will also be required to monitor the mine site long after the mine has been closed.

Post Clousere:

Gold mining companies assume responsibility for the management of a site long after a mine has closed and been dismantled – typically for a period of five to ten years or more. Over this time, the land will be rehabilitated – cleansed and revegetated – and the mining company will work to ensure the gold mine reclamation and return to long-term environmental stability are successful.