Griffin Mining reports increased renewable energy use at Caijiaying

(Sharecast News) - Griffin Mining reported significant progress in its use of renewable energy at the Caijiaying Zinc Gold Mine on Monday. The AIM-traded firm said 75.9% of the energy consumed at the site in 2024 was derived from renewable sources, primarily wind and solar power.

It said it was continuing to advance its sustainability initiatives as it operated through its 88.8% owned joint venture in China.

The Caijiaying mine remained a profitable operation, producing zinc, gold, silver, and lead concentrates.

At 0921 GMT, shares in Griffin Mining were down 0.32% at 146p.

Reporting by Josh White for Sharecast.com.