Company Description:
Taseko Mines Limited, www.tasekomines.com. Gibraltar Mine. Taseko Mines Limited of Vancouver, B.C. is a mining exploration, development and production company focused on creating wealth through the growth and development of current assets, as well as the acquisition of other promising projects. Taseko's main assets are the Gibraltar copper-molybdenum mine, the Prosperity gold-copper project, the Harmony Gold and Aley Niobium prospects. The Gibraltar Mine, located near the City of Williams Lake in the beautiful Cariboo region of British Columbia, is the second largest open pit copper mine in Canada with daily mill throughput of 46,000 tons. Gibraltar is currently undergoing upgrades to the mill and concentrator which will increase mill throughput to 55,000 tons per day and results in a 27 year mine life based on current reserves. The Prosperity Project is a large undeveloped gold-copper resource located 125 km south west of Williams Lake. Prosperity is anticipated to have both Provincial and Federal Environmental Assessment Certificates early in 2010 and to begin construction with the expectation to start production in 2012.
Taseko Mines Limited, www.tasekomines.com. Gibraltar Mine. Taseko Mines Limited of Vancouver, B.C. is a mining exploration, development and production company focused on creating wealth through the growth and development of current assets, as well as the acquisition of other promising projects. Taseko's main assets are the Gibraltar copper-molybdenum mine, the Prosperity gold-copper project, the Harmony Gold and Aley Niobium prospects. The Gibraltar Mine, located near the City of Williams Lake in the beautiful Cariboo region of British Columbia, is the second largest open pit copper mine in Canada with daily mill throughput of 46,000 tons. Gibraltar is currently undergoing upgrades to the mill and concentrator which will increase mill throughput to 55,000 tons per day and results in a 27 year mine life based on current reserves. The Prosperity Project is a large undeveloped gold-copper resource located 125 km south west of Williams Lake. Prosperity is anticipated to have both Provincial and Federal Environmental Assessment Certificates early in 2010 and to begin construction with the expectation to start production in 2012.