Biggest Gold Deposit In World Found In China

World's Largest Gold Deposit Worth $80 Billion Discovered in China: Reports
Officials say that a gold field deposit in Hunan province could yield over 1,000 tonnes of the precious metal.
China finds world’s largest gold deposit worth over £63 billion
China says it has discovered the world’s largest known deposit of gold, estimated to be worth over $80bn (£63bn). The deposit at the Wangu gold field in central China could yield more than 1,000 tonnes of gold, the Geological Bureau of Hunan was quoted as saying by Chinese state media.
World's largest gold deposit valued at $83bn discovered in China
A reservoir of high-quality gold ore containing over 1,000 metric tons of the yellow metal has been discovered in central China and it is valued at 600 billion yuan or US $83 billion, according
World's Largest Gold Deposit Found In China, Valued At A Staggering Rs 7 Lakh Crore
A massive gold deposit, potentially the world's largest, has been discovered in Hunan Province, Central China, containing an estimated 1,000 metric tonnes of high-quality ore.
1,000 tonnes of GOLD worth $80 billion discovered in China: Look at world's largest deposits of precious metal
The world's largest gold deposit has been discovered in China's central Hunan province - and geologists believe it could hold 1,000 tonnes of the precious metal. At current prices this 'supergiant gold deposit' could be worth more than $80 billion (£63bn),
Discovery of the World’s Biggest Gold Deposit: A Treasure Worth Over $80 Billion
In a remarkable feat for the mining industry, a team of geologists in central China has uncovered what is being hailed as the world’s largest gold deposit, valued at a staggering US$83 billion (approximately 600 billion yuan).
China uncovers 'supergiant' gold deposit in Hunan worth over $82 billion, boosting global reserves
More than 40 'seams' of gold deposits have been discovered in Hunan Province, in the centre of China, with the precious metal reserve estimated to be more than 1,000 tonnes
China discovers 'supergiant' gold reserve worth nearly $83 billion in Hunan — All you need to know
China has discovered the world's largest gold deposit, estimated at ¥600 billion, containing 300 tons at depths of up to two kilometers. Experts suggest potential reserves exceed 1,000 tons. The find,
1,000 metric tons: World's largest gold reserve worth Rs 7020084207400 discovered in...
China is already a dominant player in the global gold market, boasting reserves in excess of 2,000 tons, according to latest estimates.

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