Centerra Gold Inc., Canada
| Name of Mine, Production Facility or Transport Operation | Signatory Ownership Position | Name of Operating Company | Operation Address/Location | Certification Intention | Additional Information or Comments | Date of Certification | Audit Documents | Date of Initial Certification | Archived Audit Documents | Signatory Date* |
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| Kumtor (Transportation Operation) | 100% | Kumtor Operating Company |
24 Ibraimov Street
GB
Kyrgyzstan
42° 52' 41" N, 74° 37' 2" E
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Yes |
Centerra's Kumtor Supply Chain was initially certified in April 2012 for transportation of cyanide from the Balkchy Marshaling Yard to the Kumtor mine site, and was subsequently recertified in 2015 and in 2018. The company continues to work towards full compliance at the Kumtor mining operation, and conducts daily monitoring of the tailings management facility to confirm that the operation does not represent a risk to wildlife. |
December 18, 2018 |
 Summary Audit Report, Auditor Credentials Form |
April 09, 2012 |
Summary Audit Report 2012, Auditor Credentials Form 2012, Summary Audit Report 2015, Auditor Credentials Form 2015 |
May 01, 2009 |
| Boroo Supply Chain | 100% | Boroo Gold Company |
P.O. Box 223
Bodi Tower, 11th Floor Sukhbaatar Square
1
210648
Mongolia
47° 55' 0" N, 106° 55' 4" E
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Yes |
The Boroo Supply Chain is temporarily inactive. Pursuant to Item IV.D. of ICMI’s Signatory and Certification Process, the Boroo Supply Chain must submit to ICMI a complete initial certification audit report with a finding of full or substantial compliance, or a pre-operational certification audit report with a finding of full compliance to re-enter the certification program. The Boroo Supply Chain was previously certified on Jul 1, 2013, for the transportation route from Zamiin-Uud on the China-Mongolian border to Ulaanbaatar via the Mongolian Railway and then by truck to the Boroo Mine Site using Mongolistics Worldwide Co. Ltd.
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July 01, 2013 |
Summary Audit Report, Auditor Credentials Report |
May 01, 2009 |
