MINERS

Uzbek's 'hidden gem': a 3.5km wide, 59.9Moz gold mine

Uzbekistan opens up, investors primed

NMMC's Muruntau mine in Uzbekistan

NMMC's Muruntau mine in Uzbekistan | Credits: NMMC

Three years ago you'd be forgiven for perhaps not knowing that one of the world's largest gold mine lies in Uzbekistan, the 3.5km wide, 600m deep Muruntau mine, which contains 59.9Moz of indicated resources....

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