Green Mining
Regenerative mining · Tailings and low grade

Technology to expand
the use of
mineral resources.

Green Mining develops projects focused on recovering metals from tailings and low-grade mineral resources. Its approach combines mineralogical characterization, processing route definition and evaluation of the technical and economic conditions of each project.

Tailings
Metal recovery
Low grade
Mineral resources
Gold
Cyanide-free route
Modular
Plants in parallel, sized to the asset
Applications

Where the technology applies.

Green Mining evaluates metal recovery opportunities in two types of asset, on the same technology base.

01TAILINGS

Metal that remained in tailings.

Mining tailings may contain metal not recovered by the original processing. The assessment starts with material characterization and measurement of its variability.

02LOW GRADE

Low-grade resources.

Whether a lower-grade deposit can be developed depends on the whole picture: material, scale, recovery, infrastructure, costs and commercial conditions. Green Mining evaluates that potential project by project.

03SCALE

Plants in modules.

Each module is a compact plant. Capacity is sized to the asset, with several modules running in parallel when the project warrants it.

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Technology

A proprietary four-layer architecture.

Four integrated layers, with real-time algorithmic process control since 2012.

The route combines compact-column flotation, liberation of occluded metals, selective chemistry and real-time process control. Each project's configuration is defined from the material characterization; on the gold route, the process does not use cyanide.

01
Compact-column flotation
Proprietary geometry · concentration
02
SLM · Occluded Metals Liberation
Metal exposed at the nano scale
03
Selective chemistry · resins and catalysts
Tuned per commodity · cyanide-free gold
04
Adaptive process algorithms
Real time · since 2012
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Architecture · 4 layers
IN
Tailings or low-grade ore
dam · stockpile · mine
01
SLM · nano liberation
occluded metal → exposed
02
Compact-column flotation
proprietary geometry
03
Selective chemistry · resins
tuned per commodity · cyanide-free gold
04
Algorithmic control
adaptive · real time
OUT
Recovered metal
metal concentrate
Environmental responsibility

Environmental objectives, evaluated per project.

01 · Tailings

Use of material already deposited.

In tailings projects, the goal is to use material already extracted and deposited. The effect on the liability depends on characterization and on management of the remaining residue.

02 · Residues

Managing the remaining residue.

All processing generates residue. Its disposal and monitoring are part of the project and of the required environmental studies.

03 · Chemistry

Cyanide-free gold.

On the gold route, the process does not use cyanide. This does not remove other impacts, which are assessed in each licensing process.

04 · Licensing

Studies and permits per project.

Each project follows local regulation, with its own environmental studies and licensing, including on low-grade deposits.

Signature line

Recovering metal and managing residues,
responsibly, project by project.

Environmental responsibility
Model

How Green Mining enters.

Green Mining doesn't sell equipment: it structures and operates projects with the asset owner, in stages, with a decision at the end of each phase.

01

Preliminary screening

Basic asset characterization: location, type, estimated volume, commodity, history. Feasibility assessment in a short window.

02

Technical assessment

Sampling and material characterization at a Green Mining lab or validated partner. Per-metal recovery simulation.

03

Pilot

Field-scale test, confirmation of operational and commercial parameters.

04

Modular deployment

Partnership format negotiation: acquisition, joint venture, royalty, or operation under contract. Installation of modules in parallel, sized to the asset.

Possible formats
Acquisition · Joint venture · Royalty · Operation under contract , defined case by case.
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Trajectory

Development over more than a decade.

2011

Technology development begins.

2012

Field validation at a gold operation in South America, with participation of the University of British Columbia.

2017

Intermediate-scale operation in Brazil.

2025

Reference laboratory operating in Brazil.

Today

Evaluating projects in tailings and low-grade deposits.

Development, field validation and intermediate-scale operation, in two countries. Patent granted; the scope of each external validation is described in the technical documentation.

About the company
Next step

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Institutional investors

Investor relations.

Detailed information on operation, governance, projections, and scaling model is available to qualified institutional investors, under NDA.

Information for investors
Mineral asset owners

Preliminary asset assessment.

If you have tailings accumulated in a dam, stockpile, or dump, or a low-grade deposit, Green Mining runs a preliminary assessment at no cost and no commitment.

Asset assessment