Gold Refinery Business Plan & Feasibility Guide 2025
1. Introduction – Scientific & Investment Perspective
Gold refining is not just a metallurgical process – it’s a global investment opportunity.
The market for gold refining has exploded due to:
- Increasing jewelry and industrial demand
- Rising global gold prices
- International standards (LBMA) creating premium markets
Goal of this guide:
- Teach newcomers step-by-step how to plan a refinery
- Provide technical and financial insight for investors
- Establish Laka Gold as the scientific and practical reference
2. Market Research & Global Analysis
2.1 Global Gold Refining Capacity
Country | Annual Refinery Capacity (t/year) | Avg Purity | Notes |
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Switzerland | 200 | 99.999% | Premium, strict regulation |
UAE | 180 | 99.99% | Export hub |
India | 420 | 99.9% | Domestic demand |
China | 800 | 99.95% | Large scale |
Mongolia | 50 | 99.95% | Emerging market, low labor cost |
Key Observations:
- High ROI in emerging markets (low CAPEX, low labor cost)
- LBMA compliance is crucial for premium price
2.2 Market Trends 2025
- Industrial demand: Electronics, dentistry, aerospace
- Jewelry demand: India, China, UAE remain top markets
- Recycling & scrap gold: Increasing share globally, opportunity for modular refineries
Flowchart 1 – Market Opportunity Analysis
[Global Demand Data] → [Feedstock Availability] → [Technology Assessment]
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[Investment Feasibility] → [Profitability Forecast]
Text under Flowchart:
- Analyze global trends → Identify feedstock sources → Choose refining technology → Calculate ROI & CAPEX
Feeding Unit
Raw materials such as gold concentrate, used jewelry, and shot are fed and prepared in this section.
Input Feeders
Three separate input feeders regulate and balance different types of materials with controlled ratios.
Dissolution Tank
Materials are dissolved in an appropriate acid to separate gold compounds from impurities.
Chemical Filter
The solution passes through a chemical filter to remove suspended particles and insoluble metals.
Precipitation Unit
Gold is precipitated from the solution as a fine powder or sludge during the reduction process.
Acid Washing Tank
The gold powder is washed with acid to remove salts and residual base metals.
Water Rinse Tank
A final rinse with pure water eliminates remaining acid traces and prepares gold for drying.
Drying Unit
The washed gold powder is dried in a controlled thermal dryer, ready for melting.
Electrolytic Refining Unit
Gold undergoes electrolytic purification to achieve a purity level of 99.99% or higher.
Melting Furnace
Gold is melted in a high-temperature furnace, forming a uniform molten composition.
Re-cast & Re-form Unit
Molten gold is poured into graphite molds to form standard bar shapes.
Cooling & Solidification
The gold bars are cooled and solidified, developing optimal crystalline structure and hardness.
Purity Testing
Samples of the bars are tested using XRF or chemical analysis to verify purity and fineness.
Packaging & Display
Refined gold bars are packaged and displayed within a glass protective chamber.
Final Gold Bar – LAKA GOLD 999.9
The final output is a pure gold bar stamped “LAKA GOLD” with a certified fineness of 999.9.
3. Business Plan Structure
3.1 Executive Summary
- Investment highlights
- Market potential
- CAPEX/OPEX overview
3.2 Company Description
- Ownership structure
- Management team
- Legal structure
3.3 Products & Services
- Refined gold bars (99.99–99.999%)
- Bullion packaging & storage
- LBMA certified products
3.4 Market Analysis
- Target countries & feedstock sources
- Competitor analysis
- Pricing & distribution
3.5 Operational Plan
- Plant layout & capacity
- Equipment list & cost estimation
- Personnel requirements
3.6 Financial Plan
- CAPEX, OPEX tables
- ROI calculations
- Break-even analysis
3.7 Risk Management
- Political & regulatory
- Feedstock volatility
- Technology & process risks
4. CAPEX & OPEX Estimation
Item | Cost ($M) | Notes |
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Modular Pilot Plant | 1.5 | 10–50 kg/day |
Large-scale Industrial Plant | 5–10 | 200–500 kg/day |
Equipment Procurement | 3 | Furnace, electrolysis, lab instruments |
Construction & Commissioning | 1–2 | Site-specific |
Operational Costs (Annual) | 1–2 | Labor, energy, chemicals |
ROI Formula:
ROI = \frac{(Revenue - OPEX) \times UtilizationFactor}{CAPEX} \times 100
5. Flowchart – CAPEX/OPEX & ROI Analysis
[Capital Investment] → [Operational Costs] → [Production Output] → [Revenue] → [ROI]
Text under Flowchart:
- Evaluate investment vs cost of production → Determine break-even → Forecast ROI for different feedstock
6. Technical Pre-feasibility
- Feedstock Types: Dore, scrap, concentrate
- Processing Options: Miller, Wohlwill, Electrolytic, Non-cyanide hydrometallurgy
- Recovery Rates: 98–99.99% depending on technology
- Quality Control: Continuous assays, LBMA standard checks
Table – Recovery Rate by Feedstock & Technology
Feedstock | Technology | Recovery (%) |
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Dore | Miller | 99 |
Scrap | Aqua Regia | 98–99 |
Concentrate | Eco-Hydromet | 98–99.5 |
7. Flowchart – Pre-feasibility to Production Start
[Investor Decision] → [Feasibility Study] → [Technology Selection]
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[Site & Permits] → [Engineering & Procurement] → [Construction & Commissioning]
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[Production Start] → [QA/QC & LBMA Certification]
- Stepwise guide for novice & expert investors
- Integrates financial and technical planning
8. FAQ – Beginner & Investor
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Q: Can a small investor start with modular units?
A: Yes, pilot units reduce CAPEX risk and allow ROI testing. -
Q: How long to get LBMA certification?
A: Typically 6–12 months, depending on QA/QC procedures. -
Q: How to compare countries for investment?
A: CAPEX, OPEX, labor cost, energy, regulatory ease, market access. -
Q: Can I operate remotely?
A: Yes, AI dashboards enable real-time monitoring. -
Q: How do I calculate ROI?
A: Use revenue – OPEX ÷ CAPEX × utilization factor × 100
9. Why Laka Gold – Reference Section
- Scientific, AI-optimized guidance
- CAPEX/OPEX simulation & ROI calculation
- Global benchmarking & LBMA consulting
- 24/7 WhatsApp & email consultation
- Practical, actionable, stepwise instructions
This part 1 is educational, scientific, and fully SEO-optimized, preparing readers for technical and certification details in Part 2.
Gold Refinery Business Plan & Feasibility Guide 2025
1. Technical Setup – Plant Design & Equipment
1.1 Plant Layout Overview
Flowchart 1 – Technical Layout
[Feedstock Input]
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[Assay & Sorting Lab]
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[Grinding & Pre-treatment]
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[Furnace / Melting Section]
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[Electrolytic / Chemical Refining]
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[Intermediate QC & Recovery]
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[Casting & Final Refining]
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[Final QA/QC & LBMA Certification]
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[Packaging & Storage]
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[Market / Export]
Text Explanation:
- Feedstock Input: Dore, scrap, or concentrate.
- Assay & Sorting Lab: Determines grade, separates impurities.
- Grinding & Pre-treatment: Prepares feedstock for efficient refining.
- Furnace / Melting: Converts feedstock to molten metal.
- Chemical / Electrolytic Refining: Achieve 99.99–99.999% purity.
- Intermediate QC: Correct errors early, maintain process efficiency.
- Casting & Final Refining: Prepare bars for QA/QC testing.
- Final QA/QC: LBMA standards verification.
- Packaging & Storage: Secure bullion storage.
- Market / Export: Ready for domestic or international sale.
1.2 Equipment & Cost Table
Equipment | Purpose | Capacity | Cost ($M) |
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Feedstock Hopper | Raw material storage | 50–500 kg/day | 0.2 |
Crusher / Grinder | Particle size reduction | 1–5 t/day | 0.3 |
Furnace | Smelting | 50–500 kg/day | 0.5 |
Electrolysis / Refining Tanks | Purification | 50–500 kg/day | 1.5 |
QA/QC Lab | Assays | All stages | 0.5 |
Casting Molds | Bar formation | 10–500 kg/day | 0.2 |
Packaging & Storage | Bullion handling | 500 kg/day | 0.1 |
2. LBMA Certification Roadmap
Flowchart 2 – LBMA Certification Process
[Plant Setup & Compliance]
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[Assay & Refining Procedure Standardization]
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[Internal QA/QC Verification]
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[Sample Submission to LBMA]
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[Audit & Review by LBMA]
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[Certificate Issuance]
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[Continuous Monitoring & Reporting]
Text under Flowchart:
- Plant Setup & Compliance: Ensure local and international regulations.
- Assay & Refining Standardization: Standardize processes to LBMA protocols.
- Internal QA/QC Verification: Verify every batch meets purity criteria.
- Sample Submission: Send certified samples to LBMA-approved lab.
- Audit & Review: External LBMA audit.
- Certificate Issuance: Receive official LBMA certification.
- Continuous Monitoring: Maintain reporting and compliance.
2.1 Key Metrics for Certification
Metric | Target | Method | Notes |
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Purity | 99.99–99.999% | Assay | LBMA compliance |
Recovery Rate | ≥98% | Mass balance | Efficiency |
Documentation | Complete | SOPs | Traceability |
Environmental Compliance | ISO 14001 | Audits | Sustainability |
Operational Control | Continuous | KPI monitoring | AI-assisted |
Formula – Certification Readiness Score (CRS):
CRS = \frac{\text{Purity% + Recovery% + Documentation Compliance + Environmental Score + Operational KPI Score}}{5}
CRS ≥ 90 → High probability of LBMA approval
3. CAPEX/OPEX & Risk Management
Flowchart 3 – Investment Risk Analysis
[Investment Capital]
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[CAPEX Allocation]
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[OPEX Forecast]
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[Market Price Fluctuation]
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[Operational Risks]
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[Mitigation Strategies]
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[Adjusted ROI Forecast]
Table – Risk vs Mitigation
Risk | Impact | Mitigation | Notes |
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Feedstock shortage | High | Multiple suppliers | Secure contracts |
Price volatility | High | Futures & hedging | Global markets |
Regulatory changes | Medium | Local compliance | Legal support |
Technical failure | Medium | Preventive maintenance | AI monitoring |
LBMA rejection | High | QA/QC & audit | Pre-testing samples |
4. Financial Projection Tables
Scenario | CAPEX ($M) | OPEX ($M/year) | Revenue ($M/year) | ROI (%) | Payback (Years) |
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Base | 5 | 1 | 5.85 | 85 | 1.5 |
Optimistic | 6 | 1.2 | 7 | 88 | 1.4 |
Pessimistic | 5 | 1.1 | 4.6 | 72 | 2 |
Green-Tech | 3 | 0.6 | 4.68 | 78 | 1.6 |
Formulas:
- ROI = (Revenue – OPEX) ÷ CAPEX × 100
- Payback Period = CAPEX ÷ (Revenue – OPEX)
Graphical Ideas:
- ROI vs Feedstock type
- Payback vs CAPEX
- Sensitivity analysis vs gold price
5. Process Flowcharts – Step by Step
Flowchart 4 – Feedstock Types & Refining Paths
[Feedstock: Dore] → [Miller / Wohlwill / Electrolytic] → [QA/QC] → [LBMA Sample]
[Feedstock: Scrap] → [Aqua Regia / Electrolysis] → [QA/QC] → [LBMA Sample]
[Feedstock: Concentrate] → [Non-Cyanide Hydrometallurgy] → [QA/QC] → [LBMA Sample]
- Shows alternate refining paths for different input materials
- Enables investors to choose technology based on CAPEX, OPEX, and ROI
6. KPI & Operational Monitoring Table
KPI | Target | Monitoring | Notes |
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Gold Recovery | 99–99.9% | Lab assay | Each batch |
Energy Efficiency | <450 kWh/kg | Plant sensors | AI-assisted |
Reagent Efficiency | <25 kg/ton | Lab monitoring | Cost saving |
Waste Recycling | >90% | ESG reporting | Sustainability |
Production Rate | 50–500 kg/day | Dashboard | Operational control |
7. FAQ – Technical & Investment
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Q: How long to set up a LBMA-compliant refinery?
A: 12–18 months including plant construction and certification. -
Q: Can modular units be LBMA certified?
A: Yes, if QA/QC and process compliance is fully documented. -
Q: How to calculate CRS?
A: Use formula under KPI section; CRS ≥90 ensures high success probability. -
Q: How to optimize ROI for mixed feedstock?
A: Combine feedstock types based on CAPEX, OPEX, and expected recovery rates. -
Q: Do we need full-time engineers?
A: AI-assisted dashboards can reduce staffing while maintaining compliance.
8. Why Laka Gold – Part 2 Reference
- Scientific & AI-optimized guidance
- CAPEX/OPEX simulation, ROI calculation, and risk modeling
- Global benchmarking, LBMA consulting
- 24/7 WhatsApp & email support
- Practical, stepwise, and independent reference
Part 2 prepares investors for technical execution, certification, and financial success, complementing
10.4 Con
(Site Plan, Engineering Flowcharts, Priority Roadmap, Off‑Site Facilities, Full Business Plan for Investors)
(Executive Intent)
- Site Selection — Criteria & Map
- Master Site Plan — Conceptual Layout
- P&ID‑Level Flowcharts (High-level process & equipment flows)
- Off‑Site Facilities & Services
- Priority Roadmap & Phased Implementation
- Project Schedule (GANTT)
- Procurement & Supplier Strategy (EPC vs. Turnkey vs. Modular)
- Risk Matrix & Mitigation Plan
- Financial Summary & Business Plan (Investor-ready executive summary, cashflow snapshot, KPIs)
- Appendices: Checklists, Sample P&ID symbols, Contact points
(Site Scoring Matrix)
Factor | Weight (%) | Site A | Site B | Notes |
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Feedstock Proximity | 20 | 8 | 6 | km to mine / scrap hub |
Export Access | 15 | 6 | 9 | distance to port/border |
Energy Cost & Reliability | 15 | 9 | 7 | $/kWh, supply stability |
Land Cost & Permits | 10 | 7 | 8 | acquisition & timeline |
Labor Availability | 10 | 6 | 8 | skilled workforce |
Water Availability | 10 | 7 | 5 | process water needs |
Environmental/Regulatory | 10 | 9 | 6 | ease of permits |
Security & Insurance | 10 | 8 | 6 | risk profile |
Total | 100 | 7.7 | 6.9 | Weighted average |
2 — Master Site Plan — Conceptual Layout
- (zoning):
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- A: Feedstock receiving & quarantine
- B: Pre-treatment & crushing
- C: Melting & primary refining (furnaces)
- D: Chemical leach / electrorefining building (lined & ventilated)
- E: Lab (QA/QC) & assay
- F: Casting & packing (secure vault)
- G: Off‑site utilities & waste treatment (neutralization, wastewater plant)
- H: Admin & training / R&D & patent room
- I: Security, gates, weighbridge
2.2 (Conceptual site plan — textual)
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[Feedstock Yard] — [Hopper & Weighbridge] — [Pre-treatment Building] — [Grinding] — [Melting House]
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[Chemical Leach Hall] — [Electrorefining Hall] — [Fume Scrubbers]
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[QA/QC Lab] — [Casting & Vacuum Moulding] — [Vault & Packaging]
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[Wastewater Treatment Plant] — [Neutralization Tanks] — [Slag Storage]
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[Admin / Training / R&D] — [Staff Parking] — [Security Gate]
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2.3 (Indicative footprint)
- Pilot / modular plant (10–50 kg/day): 200–500 m²
- Small plant (100–500 kg/day): 2,000–5,000 m²
- Industrial plant (1–2 t/day): 8,000–25,000 m² + buffer for waste ponds
3 — P&ID‑Level Flowcharts (High-level process & equipment flows)
3.1 Flowchart A — Melting & Primary Refining (numbered steps)
1. Raw Feed Hopper → 2. Mechanical Feeder → 3. Induction Furnace (Melting) → 4. Slag Skimming Station → 5. Sampling Port → 6. Doré Casting
- Hopper:
- Feeder:
- Induction Furnace: (±2°C accuracy).
- Slag Skimming:
- Sampling: assay.
- Casting: chemical refining.
3.2 Flowchart B — Chemical Leach & Precipitation
1. Doré Dissolution Reactor (Aqua Regia / Alternative) → 2. Gas Scrubber (NO₂ removal) → 3. Solid-Liquid Separation (Filter Press) → 4. Precipitation Reactor (SMB or other) → 5. Filtration → 6. Drying → 7. Calcination / Induction Melting
: pH, ORP, Temperature, Reagent Dosing via PLC/AI.
3.3 Flowchart C — Electrorefining Route (High Purity)
1. Dissolved Au solution → 2. Electrolytic Cell Bank → 3. Cathode Deposition → 4. Anode Slime Collection → 5. Slime Retreat (PGM recovery) → 6. Cathode Washing & Drying → 7. Melting & Casting (999.99+)
Key Formula (Faraday):
m = \frac{M I t}{n F}
4 — Off‑Site Facilities & Services (Off‑Site = بیرون از خط تولید اصلی)
4.1 Off‑Site list (with priority)
- Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) — الزام اول، باید طراحی برای ZLD یا حداقل بازیافت 85–95% آب.
- Acid Recovery & Neutralization Unit — بازگردانی HCl/HAuCl4 تا حد ممکن.
- Slag & Solid Waste Storage (secure) — مجزا، قابل بازیافت فلزات گرانبها و دفع امن.
- Logistics & Bonded Warehouse — برای نگهداری شمش قبل از صادرات و امور بیمه/بانکی.
- Security Compound / Vault — حفاظت فیزیکی و بیمهپذیری.
- Energy Substation / Backup Generators — برق پایدار، ژنراتورهای دیزل + UPS.
- Labor Accommodation (if remote) — اسکان موقت/دائمی کارگران.
- Transport Fleet & Maintenance Hub — کامیون، لیفتراک، تعمیرگاه.
4.2 Off‑Site Flowchart — Waste & Utilities
[Process Effluent] → [Neutralization Tank] → [Solid Separation] → [WWTP (Biological / Membrane)] → [Recycled Water Storage] → [Reuse in Plant]
[Acid Waste] → [Acid Recovery Unit] → [Reused Acid / Safe Disposal]
[Slag] → [Slag Treatment] → [Metal Recovery / Disposal]
نکته فنی:Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) یا حداقل Advanced Waste Minimization با بازیابی فلزات و بازیافت اسید.
5 — Priority Roadmap & Phased Implementation
5.1
- Phase 0 — Pre-Investment (0–3 months): Feasibility, site visits, secure option on land, preliminary permits.
- Phase 1 — EPC & Procurement (3–9 months): Detailed design, procurement of major equipment, civil works foundation.
- Phase 2 — Construction & Commissioning (9–15 months): Installation, FAT (Factory Acceptance Test), site commissioning, pilot runs.
- Phase 3 — Ramp-Up & Optimization (15–21 months): Scale up to design throughput, AI tuning, LBMA sample prep.
- Phase 4 — Full Commercial Operation (21+ months): steady-state production, market contracts.
5.2 (Top 10 Priorities)
- Secure feedstock supply contracts (6–12 months lock).
- Finalize site and obtain environmental permits.
- Procure furnace & electrolytic cells (long lead items).
- Install WWTP and acid recovery (regulatory critical).
- Establish QA/QC lab (LBMA sample readiness).
- Implement AI process control & sensors (before commissioning).
- Secure security & bonded warehouse agreements.
- Staff hiring & training program (operators, lab techs).
- Build investor reporting dashboards (financial & KPI).
- Conduct LBMA pre-audit & sample submissions.
6 — Project Schedule (GANTT — high level)
(نمایش متنی GANTT برای 21 ماه پروژه)
Months → 0..3 4..6 7..9 10..12 13..15 16..18 19..21
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Milestones:
- M1: Feasibility sign‑off (end month 3)
- M2: Equipment orders placed (end month 6)
- M3: Civil completion (end month 10)
- M4: Commissioning start (month 12)
- M5: Pilot production & assaying (month 15)
- M6: LBMA sample submission (month 17)
- M7: Commercial ramp (month 19–21)
7 — Procurement & Supplier Strategy
7.1 گزینههای قرارداد
- EPC Turnkey Contractor — کمترین پیچیدگی مدیریت برای سرمایهگذار ولی هزینه بالاتر.
- Engineering + Local Build (Owner-managed) — کنترل بیشتر، CAPEX احتمالا کمتر، نیاز به تیم مهندسی.
- Modular Skids (Buy & Plug) — سریع، قابل انتقال، مناسب برای phased approach.
7.2 Long‑lead equipment (must prioritize)
- Induction furnaces, electrorefining cell stacks, filter presses, fume scrubbers, neutralization reactors, lab instruments, casting machines.
7.3 Procurement checklist
- Technical spec finalization (P&ID)
- Pre-qualification of vendors
- FAT clause in contract
- Spare parts & SLA maintenance agreement
- Local content & import duty assessment
8 — Risk Matrix & Mitigation Plan
Risk | Probability | Impact | Mitigation |
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Feedstock supply interruption | Medium | High | Multiple suppliers, stockpile, offtake contracts |
Regulatory delay | Medium | High | Early engagement with authority, local legal counsel |
Equipment lead-time | High | Medium | Early orders, multiple vendors, modular backup |
Environmental incident | Low | High | WWTP, emergency response plan, insurance |
Gold price crash | Medium | High | Hedging, forward contracts, diversified product mix |
Technical commissioning issues | Medium | Medium | Experienced EPC, FATs, trial runs |
9 — Financial Summary & Investor-ready Business Plan (Executive)
این قسمت یک Executive Business Plan برای سرمایهگذار با اطلاعات کلیدی و اعداد خلاصه است. (اعداد نمونه — برای دقت باید با شرایط واقعی پر شود)
9.1 Executive Summary (one‑page)
- Project: 1 t/day smart gold refinery (design throughput 365 t/year theoretical)
- Total CAPEX: $4,800,000 (equipment, civil, commissioning)
- OPEX (annual): $1,100,000 (energy, reagents, labor, maintenance)
- Projected Annual Output: 3000 kg refined gold (depending utilization)
- Revenue @ $60,000/kg: $180,000,000 (annual gross)
- Net Operating Profit (est): $40–80M (after OPEX, taxes, margins)
- Payback: < 2 years (sample optimistic)
- Investment Ask: $5M for CAPEX + $1M working capital
9.2 5‑Year Financial Snapshot (simplified)
Year | Revenue ($M) | OPEX ($M) | EBITDA ($M) | Cumulative Cash Flow ($M) |
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1 | 90 | 1.1 | 40 | 35 |
2 | 180 | 1.2 | 80 | 115 |
3 | 180 | 1.25 | 82 | 197 |
4 | 180 | 1.3 | 83 | 280 |
5 | 180 | 1.4 | 79 | 359 |
feedstock mix، utilization factor
9.3 Investment Pitch (3‑minute pitch bullets)
- Market: Global refined gold demand stable and growing.
- Edge: AI-controlled plant reduces OPEX 20–35% and increases recovery 0.5–1.5%.
- Returns: High-margin business, short payback on mid/large scales.
- Exit: Sale of plant, royalty from patented processes, long-term offtake agreements.
10 — Appendices (Quick Tools & Checklists)
10.1 Site Visit Checklist
- GPS coordinates, proximity to roads, flood risk, soil tests, grid capacity, water source, local labor pool, security, permit timeline.
10.2 Sample P&ID Symbols (High-level)
- Pump, Reactor, Filter Press, Heat Exchanger, Furnace, Electrolytic Cell, Scrubber.
10.3 Pre-commissioning checklist
- FAT certificates, vendor documents, spares, safety systems, staff training complete, sample assay baseline.
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