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Taranis has submitted a Joint Mining/Environmental permit application for a 10,000 tonne bulk sample of polymetallic ore. Taranis Resources will be the first and only company in Western Canada to utilize cutting edge on-site gravity concentration technology. Extensive testwork suggests that this leap forward in the development of a producing mine at Thor will help mitigate the impacts of mining on the environment, while eliminating costly transportation and processing factors. (Photo source: Morningstar mine, Australia - the same processing technology assessed by Taranis)
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Welcome to Taranis Resources Inc
Taranis is a Canadian-American exploration/mining company listed on the TSX-V in Canada (TRO), and the OTCQB exchange (TNREF) in the United States. The company's primary value lies in the Thor Mine, the largest in the illustrious and historic mining district known as the Silver Cup. Thor is a major Ag-Au-Pb-Zn-Cu resource that has been explored and developed by Taranis since 2006. Recent gold, indium, and rare earth discoveries at Thor have further contributed to the incredible all-in value of the deposit, which will finally be made relevant in the market as the mine is responsibly and carefully developed. Taranis' dedicated team of professionals is striving to bring their hard work and passion at Thor to be reflected in its market capitalization. Thor has successfully transitioned from an exploration project to a small but promising mining operation as of 2017. A small pilot mill was commissioned to process high-grade (1+ oz/t) gold bearing SIF ore under B.C. Mine Permit MX-5-602, successfully testing the efficiency of gravity concentration of ore. To establish a basis for ongoing production from the main resource, Taranis submitted a Joint Mining and Environmental Application to the Ministry of Energy and Mines in October 2018. We will test exciting and efficient new technologies that have only recently become feasible to unlock the full value of this historic mine! |
The final phase of the mine permitting process will be the transition from mining surface stockpiles to mining the main Thor in-situ deposit. Taranis has diligently collected baseline environmental data in preparation for the 2nd and 3rd stages of mining at Thor. Our people know that Thor will become an important producing mine, and we take pride in the extraordinary efforts to ensure the project meets or exceeds the high standards of permitting a mine in British Columbia.
Our company is managed by five directors; each with over 25 years of experience in the mining / exploration business. Taranis commissioned a maiden NI 43-101 Resource completed by Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. ("RPA") in 2013. Taranis has now drilled over 250 holes, and the deposit is still growing larger than the initial 43-101 reflects!
The Thor deposit represents an incredible opportunity for its stakeholders. To date, the Thor deposit has an NI 43-101 Resource (Indicated and Inferred) containing 6.9 Million Oz silver, 35,000 Oz gold, 57 Million lbs lead, 79.4 Million lbs zinc and 3.3 Million lbs of copper that can be extracted in a low-cost, open pit mining operation. This equates to a 14 Million ounce silver equivalent ("AgEq") deposit.
Our company is managed by five directors; each with over 25 years of experience in the mining / exploration business. Taranis commissioned a maiden NI 43-101 Resource completed by Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. ("RPA") in 2013. Taranis has now drilled over 250 holes, and the deposit is still growing larger than the initial 43-101 reflects!
The Thor deposit represents an incredible opportunity for its stakeholders. To date, the Thor deposit has an NI 43-101 Resource (Indicated and Inferred) containing 6.9 Million Oz silver, 35,000 Oz gold, 57 Million lbs lead, 79.4 Million lbs zinc and 3.3 Million lbs of copper that can be extracted in a low-cost, open pit mining operation. This equates to a 14 Million ounce silver equivalent ("AgEq") deposit.
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