A “supergiant” gold ore deposit under an existing gold mine in China could be the world’s largest gold ore deposit. Officials estimate that the extent of the find could be 1,100 tons stretching as deep as 9,800 feet below the surface. The find also shows promise as that of a high-quality producer of gold.

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.

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.

Hunan Gold Corp. have surged by their 10% limit for two days in a row after a sizable gold resource was discovered in central China’s Hunan province.

China has discovered what is being called the world's largest gold deposit, valued at $83 billion, located 12 miles underground in Pingjiang County, according to state media.

China has discovered a “massive” new goldfield containing reserves worth tens of billions of dollars in the central province of Hunan, as it steps up efforts to boost domestic reserves of strategic minerals.

China finds world’s largest gold deposit worth over £63 billion - Wangu goldfield deposit in Hunan province could yield over 1,000 tonnes of precious metal