-- Genesis Minerals（ASX：GMD）周二向澳大利亚证券交易所提交的文件显示，截至2025年12月31日，其集团矿产资源量为2.8亿吨，黄金品位为2.1克/吨，含金量为1890万盎司；集团矿石储量为7200万吨，黄金品位为1.9克/吨，含金量为440万盎司，分别较上年同期增长29%和19%。 矿石储量的估算基于每盎司2800澳元的黄金价格，而目前的现货价格约为每盎司6400澳元。 该公司报告称，西澳大利亚格瓦利亚金矿的矿产资源量估计为3100万吨，黄金品位为4.8克/吨，含金量为480万盎司；矿石储量估计为720万吨，黄金品位为5克/吨，含金量为120万盎司。 该公司更新后的尤利西斯金矿项目矿产资源量估计为590万吨，黄金品位为3.8克/吨，含金量为72万盎司；地下矿石储量估计为280万吨，黄金品位为3.4克/吨，含金量为31万盎司。 该公司股价在周二的交易中下跌了1%。
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