Sentence examples for gold refinery from inspiring English sources

Metalor, a company based in Switzerland, is building a $15m gold refinery in Singapore that is expected to be completed by the end of the year.

An element analysis conducted by Empiregoldbuyers.com a gold refinery in Midtown Manhattan, found that Rubedo was about 31 percent gold and nearly 55 percent copper, along with silver and a smidgen of zinc.

Since the first excavations of the gold refinery, beginning in 1968, several generations of archaeologists and their students have also labored under the baking summer sun trying to learn more about Lydian Sardis.

Meanwhile, Dubai's largest refinery group Kaloti in December broke ground on what it says will be the world's largest gold refinery, a new $60m plant with capacity to refine as much as 1,400 tonnes of gold a year.

While the US rules — part of the wide-ranging Dodd-Frank Act — will apply to gold users such as banks, microprocessor manufacturers and jewellery retailers, many of the 4,500 American firms likely to be affected are expected to rely heavily on gold refinery inspection reports carried out under the auspices of the London Bullion Markets Association and the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre.

Last October the Responsible Jewellery Council, whose members include Cartier, Tiffany & Co ,H Samuel, Ernest Jones and Argos, signed a deal recognising Dubai's conflict gold refinery inspection programme and permitting RJC jewellers to market gold bought from the emirate as conflict free.

The real gold is here because four of the world's major gold refineries are on Swiss soil, three of them here in Mendrisio, turning roughly one-third of the world's gold into bars and ingots.

Confidential papers shown to the Guardian by a whistleblower detail how, in 2012, one of the world's biggest gold refineries ignored guidelines designed to stop the trade in so-called conflict gold.

The world's four major gold refineries are in Switzerland and most of the world's gold is processed there.

In September the president launched the country's first gold and silver refinery, one of Africa's largest plants.

It now includes big stakes in Las Vegas casinos, Australian gold mines, Chinese refineries, Indian luxury developments, Mexican resorts, Dutch petrochemicals, England's Manchester City football club, and yacht manufacturers in Turkey, Egypt and Italy.Gulf money-men have also expanded in an industry they know all too well.