Vox Royalty Notes Bonikro Mine Life Extension to 2036, Supporting +120,000oz Annual Output

Vox Royalty Corp. announced that Allied Gold Corporation has outlined an updated integrated production plan extending the mine life of the Bonikro gold mine in Côte d'Ivoire to 2036, supporting annual production of over 120,000 ounces. The announcement was made on June 10, 2026, and Vox holds an uncapped gold offtake stream covering 50% of Bonikro's gold production, acquired in September 2025 as part of the Global Gold Portfolio from Deterra Royalties Limited.

The extension from the previous four-year mine plan (to 2029) to 2036 represents a significant increase in the expected life of the asset. For gold and precious metals traders, this development underscores the value of royalty and streaming companies, which benefit from extended mine lives without additional capital expenditure. Vox's uncapped stream means it will receive 50% of gold production for the entire extended period, directly linking its revenue to Bonikro's output. As gold prices remain elevated, such long-dated streams become increasingly attractive to income-focused investors. For real-time gold price movements and their impact on royalty valuations, traders can monitor NowPrice's live gold quotes.

Looking ahead, the key focus will be on the execution of Allied Gold's expansion studies and the ramp-up of production at Bonikro. Investors will also watch for further updates on the Global Gold Portfolio and any additional acquisitions by Vox. The extended mine life provides a clearer long-term revenue outlook, which may support Vox's valuation and dividend potential. Market participants should also monitor gold price trends and operational costs at the mine, as these factors will determine the actual cash flows generated by the stream.