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Naidu Launches Sale of Gold From Jonnagiri Project in Kurnool District

Commercial production begins at the Rs 405 crore project, which will supply gold to manufacturers and traders within Andhra Pradesh, officials said.

  • On Wednesday, Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu formally inaugurated the GeoMysore Gold Mining Project in Jonnagiri, Kurnool, handing over the first batch of locally produced gold to Andhra Pradesh jewellery firms.
  • Established with a Rs 405 crore investment by Geo Mysore Services India Private Limited and Deccan Gold Mines Limited, the facility is now India's largest private-sector gold mining project, surpassing Karnataka's Kolar Gold Fields.
  • Managing Director Prabhakaran noted gold-bearing deposits extend 800 metres deep, while the project incorporates simulator-based training centers to prepare local youth and women for heavy vehicle operations.
  • Supplying gold directly to state manufacturers enables greater value addition within Kurnool, contributing to regional economic development while helping strengthen India's indigenous production against heavy reliance on imports.
  • Officials indicated that Andhra Pradesh possesses additional prospective gold-bearing blocks across Chittoor and Ananthapur districts, while expansion plans include a second unit foundation stone laying by Naidu.
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