Calcatreu Operations Resume
Patagonia Gold Resumes Calcatreu Project Operations Following Successful Labor Agreement
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Patagonia Gold Corp. has lifted a temporary suspension at its flagship Calcatreu Project in Argentina after reaching an agreement with local labor officials. Financial Post reports the company will now resume operations and work to restore normal production levels at the Rio Negro Province mine.
The company's third shipment of gold and silver doré from Calcatreu totaled roughly 996 gold equivalent ounces. The Whig noted this is nearly double the first dispatch of 518 ounces announced in June 2026, showing production gains.
Labor Agreement Opens Path to Resume Operations
The suspension ended after Patagonia Gold reached a deal with Argentina's Secretariat of Labour in Rio Negro Province. Ottawa Sun confirmed the agreement focused on hiring and training local workers. The company is now working to progressively restart activities at the mine.
Gold Shipments Show Strong Production Momentum
Patagonia Gold's third doré dispatch delivered 996 gold equivalent ounces, representing significant output growth. Cochrane Times-Post highlighted that this shipment nearly doubled the company's initial dispatch of 518 ounces from June 2026. The increased volumes suggest ramping production at Calcatreu.
Assessing Impact on Production Targets
The company is now evaluating how the temporary suspension affected overall project output and future production goals. Ontario Farmer reported that management is working through the implications for upcoming periods. Full operational normalization remains underway.
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