
A 10-square-kilometre cornerstone asset in Guinea's world-class Siguiri Basin — positioned to deliver sustained production, rapid capital recovery, and long-term growth in one of Africa's most prolific gold belts.
The Doko Gold Mine is a strategically positioned, fully permitted gold asset situated within the heart of Guinea's Siguiri Basin — a district that hosts some of the world's most significant gold operations, including AngloGold Ashanti, Nord Gold, and SMD.
Full exploration permit covering extensive strike potential
Active exploitation zone with multiple target areas
Long-term production horizon underpinning asset value
All-in sustaining cost, highly competitive globally
Permit Holding Entity: Doko Gold Mining SA
Permit Granted: 12 September 2013
Decree Reference: A2013/4620/MMG/SGG
Permit Type: Semi-industrial gold exploitation permit — gold and associated minerals
Sub-prefecture: Doko | Prefecture: Siguiri | Region: Upper Guinea
The Doko Gold Mine lies 12 km east of Doko (sub-prefecture capital) and 798 km from Conakry, Guinea's national capital. Positioned within the globally recognised Birimian Greenstone Gold Belt, the project benefits from exceptional geological endowment and proven district-scale mineralisation.
The Siguiri Basin hosts major operating mines alongside large-scale artisanal operations that provide livelihoods for thousands, underscoring the region's deep mining heritage and established infrastructure base.

The 10 km² exploitation permit area is precisely defined by four boundary points within the Siguiri Basin, Guinea. These coordinates establish a contiguous, legally protected exploitation zone with excellent continuity across identified mineralised trends.
Doko Gold Mine presents a compelling resource base with significant upside from ongoing exploration across a multi-target land package. The project's geological setting within the Birimian Greenstone Belt supports the potential for multi-million-ounce discoveries across strike extents of 2–15 km.
10 Mton @ 1.6 g/t — A well-defined resource base confirming the scale of mineralisation within the exploitation permit area.
30 Mton @ 1.8 g/t — Reserves that exceed resource tonnage, reflecting additional confidence in the broader mineralised system and its grade continuity.
10 km² with multiple target areas spanning 2–15 km strike lengths, each representing independent mineralised corridors for future drilling and resource delineation.
Drilling programmes have confirmed high-grade mineralisation across multiple target zones. The semi-industrial exploitation permit provides a strategically advantageous platform from which to advance these targets towards resource definition and eventual production expansion.
The surrounding district context — with major operators actively mining the same geological system — validates the exploration model and de-risks the geological interpretation underpinning Doko's multi-million-ounce target inventory.
The Doko Gold Mine is operated by a highly experienced West African mining team with a proven track record across discovery, resource development, mine permitting, and production. The initial production phase centres on a 250–300 tph alluvial wash plant, optimised for efficient, low-cost recovery.
72–80 kg of gold annually from the alluvial wash plant during the first three years of operation, establishing steady cash flow from the outset.
250–300 tonnes per hour plant capacity, processing a minimum of 300 tonnes per day across a 20-day operating month.
Estimated at approximately 25 years, underpinned by the reserve base and significant exploration upside across the broader permit area.
AISC of approximately US$ 80 per gram, delivering a highly competitive cost structure relative to global and West African peers.
The Doko Gold Mine investment opportunity has been structured to minimise entry cost while maximising investor returns. The mandatory capital commitment of US$ 📞 covers all essential plant and installation requirements, with additional equipment available on a flexible rental basis to further reduce upfront exposure.
The partnership operates on a straightforward 50/50 net profit split between investor and company, calculated on verified unit production output after all operating costs.
Investor returns are payable in cash or refined gold, disbursed via established Dubai refinery channels. Gold payouts provide a natural hedge against currency risk, while cash payouts offer immediate liquidity for reinvestment.
The following production model is based on the minimum conservative gold yield scenario of 1.0 g/tonne — representing the floor-case assumption. Actual yields from the Doko resource base, grading at 1.6–1.8 g/t, are expected to deliver meaningfully stronger performance.
Under the base-case scenario of 1.0 g/tonne yield, the investor's cumulative gold share compounds predictably over 24 months. The break-even is achieved within 5 months of production commencement — exceptionally fast for a hard-asset, resource-extraction investment of this scale.
At US$ 140/gram, the investor's Year 1 cumulative return reaches approximately 3X of investment, and Year 2 cumulative return totals approximately nearly 6× the initial capital over the two-year horizon on the most conservative yield assumption.
US$ (CONTACT) Plant + installation (mandatory capital)
4 Months Transportation, installation, commissioning, and operational setup
Month 5 of production ,capital fully recovered with surplus
6X initial capital under the conservative 1.0 g/t scenario
Even under the most conservative yield scenario of 1.0 g/tonne, investors recover their full initial capital in under 5 months of production. This exceptionally short payback period materially reduces risk exposure and builds immediate confidence in the operational model and cash generation capability.
By the end of Year 2, cumulative investor profits reach approximately US$ — representing nearly 6× the initial capital on conservative assumptions. The model demonstrates clear scalability; upside from higher actual grades (1.6–1.8 g/t resource average) could accelerate returns substantially beyond the base case.
Investors may elect to receive returns in cash or refined gold via Dubai refinery channels. Gold payouts act as a natural hedge against currency and inflationary risk, preserving purchasing power in volatile markets, while cash payouts ensure immediate liquidity for reinvestment or distribution.
The combination of fast capital recovery, high upside leverage to gold prices, a 25-year mine life, and a low AISC of US$ 80/gram creates a low-risk, high-reward investment profile that appeals to both traditional yield-seeking investors and asset-backed capital allocators seeking gold exposure.
Doko Gold Mine is not merely a standalone project — it is a district-scale asset embedded within one of sub-Saharan Africa's most valuable and productive gold corridors, surrounded by major operating mines that validate the geological model and provide infrastructure and logistical synergies.
Situated within the Birimian Greenstone Gold Belt — the same geological system hosting AngloGold Ashanti's Siguiri mine and Nord Gold operations — Doko benefits from proven mineralisation continuity across the entire basin.
Proximity to major established mining operations provides access to shared infrastructure, logistics networks, and skilled labour pools, reducing development costs and operational risks compared with greenfield projects in underexplored regions.
Multiple high-priority exploration targets spanning 2–15 km strike lengths remain to be fully drilled and delineated. Successful exploration conversion could underpin a substantial resource upgrade and extend the already compelling 25-year mine life further.
Doko Gold Mine combines rapid capital recovery, exponential profitability, and strategic resilience — positioning this venture as a highly attractive, investor-centric opportunity in the global gold sector.
Guinea's Siguiri Basin is a globally recognised, producing gold district with established regulatory frameworks and a long history of major investment.
The semi-industrial exploitation permit is in place — reducing permitting risk and enabling rapid mobilisation to production within a defined 4-month setup timeline.
All financial projections are based on a 1.0 g/t floor scenario — well below the stated 1.6–1.8 g/t resource and reserve grades, providing a significant buffer of upside.
A seasoned West African mining team with demonstrated success across the full project development cycle from discovery through to production reduces execution risk materially.
Doko Gold Mine