The company ended the year with net cash of $34.8-million. Adjusted net earnings for the year amounted to $181-million, or $0.62 apiece. The board approved a dividend of C$0.04 apiece, based on its financial position, recent strong operating results and cash flows. Centerra set its gold production guidance for 2020 at between 740 000 oz and 820 000 oz of gold, while copper guidance was set at between 80-million and 90-million pounds for the year. The company's consolidated AISC for 2020 was expected to range between $820/oz and $870/oz. Centerra stated it would spend an estimated $169-million this year, of which $109-million will comprise sustaining capital and $60-million will comprise growth capital spending. In turn, the growth capital spending will include $29-million at the Öksüt project, in Turkey, as the company completes the construction of the site; $13-million at the Kemess underground project, in British Columbia; and $18-million at the Kumtor mine.