In an unprecedented discovery, geologists in Hunan Province, China, have uncovered a gold deposit estimated to contain 1,000 metric tons of high-grade ore. Valued at approximately $83 billion, this monumental find could reshape the global gold market and further solidify China’s dominance in precious metal mining.

A significant gold deposit has been discovered in China's Hunan province, potentially one of the largest ever found. Estimated to contain over 1,000 metric tons of gold, the find is valued at approximately €78 billion.

China's state media recently claimed that the world's largest gold deposit was discovered in the country's Pingjang County at $83 billion.

China has uncovered a significant gold deposit in Hunan province, valued at an estimated $83 billion. The discovery, made in Pingjiang County, includes over 40 gold ore veins found more than 2,000 meters underground.

Chinese scientists have uncovered a "supergiant" deposit of high-quality gold ore hidden near some of the country's existing gold mines.

China says it has discovered the world’s largest known deposit of gold, estimated to be worth over $80bn (£63bn). The deposit at the Wangu gold field in central China could yield more than 1,000 tonnes of gold, the Geological Bureau of Hunan was quoted as saying by Chinese state media.

In the heart of China, a discovery has emerged that could reshape the global gold landscape. Over 1,100 tons of gold have been unearthed, sparking intrigue and speculation.