StarGold plans for the three avenues to achieve annual gold output of 1-2 tons:

1. Technogenic agglomerates (processing based on employment of new technologies)-10% of total output;
   
2. Ore gold - 80 %;
   
3. Placer gold - 10 %.

The efficiency of these avenues can be proven by the following factors and economic indicators:

The processing of technogenic agglomerates will make it possible not just to increase the output but also slash the cost of gold extraction (given that at this time up to 60% of the required expenses for processing mineral resources have been made), with the bulk of gold reserves being in dumps;

The extraction of ore gold is not a seasonal process and offers stability for decades to come, as during the development of deposits the operational exploration is going on, which makes it possible to improve the reserves in terms of quantity;

Placer gold provides a quick return on working capital. The supply of new, efficient machinery will increase the volumes of processed rock mass and gold output in existing enterprises fivefold.

Once the enterprise will be a multi-product enterprise, its sustained performance will be ensured even if gold prices go down - due to the extraction and sales of the entire polymetal group and rare-earth metals.

The list of natural resources, in addition to placer and ore gold and silver, includes complex ores and polymetals: lead, tin, tungsten, zinc, cadmium, scandium, copper, stibium, bismuth, iron, tellurium, selenium, molybdenum, cobalt, beryllium, gallium, sulfur, arsenic, feldspar, lepidolite, muscovite, etc.