Fort Knox, USA

A conventional truck-and-shovel open pit mine, the Fort Knox operation is located in one of the largest gold producing areas in Alaska.

Kettle River-Buckhorn, USA

The Kettle River-Buckhorn project was radically re-designed as an underground mine, and was engineered to keep its environmental footprint as small as possible.

Round Mountain, USA

A large tonnage open pit operation, Round Mountain has earned commendations for its safety and environmental initiatives.

Paracatu, Brazil

A major contributor to the local economy, the Paracatu open pit mine recently underwent a major expansion, increasing its lifespan and production capacity. At full capacity, Paracatu will be the biggest gold producer in Brazil.

Crixás, Brazil

Our Crixás site in central Brazil is made up of two underground mines operating 24 hours, seven days a week.

Maricunga, Chile

Located in mineral-rich northern Chile, the Maricunga mine is a high altitude, cold weather heap leach operation.

La Coipa, Chile

The La Coipa gold and silver mine, located in the Atacama desert, is made up of three open pit operations.

Cerro Casale, Chile

Discovered along the mineral-rich Maricunga belt, Cerro Casale is one of the largest undeveloped gold and copper deposits in the world.

Lobo-Marte, Chile

Kinross' latest northern-Chile investment, Lobo-Marte is a development stage asset with a large resource, located in the Maricunga district near current Kinross operations.

Fruta del Norte, Ecuador

Located in southeastern Ecuador, Fruta del Norte has been referred to as one of the most exciting discoveries of the past 15 years.

Kupol, Russia

Jointly owned by Kinross and the regional government, the Kupol mine consists of both an underground and open pit operation.