Summary:
- Tudor Gold (TDRRF, Financial) reports a significant improvement in gold recovery from 63.8% to 80.2% at the Goldstorm Deposit.
- The company produced a high-grade copper concentrate with 30.3% copper, 36.5 g/t gold, and 99.8 g/t silver.
- Plans are underway to construct a 3-kilometer exploration ramp at the Treaty Creek Project.
Tudor Gold Corp. (TDRRF) has announced significant advancements in metallurgical test results for its Goldstorm Deposit, located in Treaty Creek, British Columbia. Recent testing on the Lower CS-600 sub-domain showed improved metal recoveries with 85.8% for copper, 80.2% for gold, and 58.1% for silver. This improvement is a notable increase, particularly in gold recovery, which was previously 63.8% in October 2024.
The consistent production of a high-grade copper concentrate with 30.3% copper, 36.5 g/t gold, and 99.8 g/t silver marks a significant achievement for Tudor Gold (TDRRF, Financial). The advancements were made possible by additional cyanide leaching of flotation tailings, pointing to potential further optimization in future processes.
As part of its ongoing exploration efforts, Tudor Gold aims to construct a three-kilometer exploration ramp to drill test the newly discovered Supercell-1 (SC-1) high-grade gold complex. This infrastructure project is crucial for enhancing the economic viability of the Treaty Creek Project, potentially defining a multi-million-ounce gold deposit.
The company continues to explore further optimization techniques, including copper rougher flotation and sequential copper-pyrite flotation circuits, to enhance gold recovery rates. These strategies could lead to even higher efficiencies in processing and extracting valuable metals from the deposit.
