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Press room.

Institutional material for journalists, editorial desks, and media curators. Boilerplate, key facts, spokespeople, and editorial channels. Pitch requests are handled by the communications team.

Boilerplate

Green Mining, in one paragraph.

Institutional text — free for editorial use

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. The technology, in development since 2011, combines compact-column flotation, liberation of occluded metals, selective chemistry and process control, in modular plants; cyanide-free on the gold route. Patent granted.

Key facts

Institutional facts.

ItemGreen Mining
FocusMetal recovery from tailings and low-grade resources
Metals of interestGold, silver, copper and zinc
TechnologyFour-layer process architecture; cyanide-free gold route
Modular plantModules in parallel, sized to the asset
Academic partnershipUniversity of British Columbia, since 2012
Laboratory auditSGS · cert. GO2511449
IP protectionPatent granted
Since2011

The scope of each external validation is described in the technical documentation.

Available materials

Press kit.

01LOGOS

Brand in SVG and PNG, light and dark versions.

Available on request. Use restricted to the current editorial pitch — no commercial use or endorsement.

02IMAGERY

High-resolution institutional imagery.

Curated bank of AI-generated images (conceptual representations, under editorial discipline) and, when authorized, operational records.

03DOCUMENTS

Fact sheet, bios, and technical background.

Lean version for quick turnaround and extended version with historical context, validations, and operational trajectory.

Request

Full press kit is sent via email upon identification of outlet, pitch, and deadline. No public signup — handled by the communications team.

Spokespeople

Who speaks for the company.

Interviews are coordinated through the press office. Spokespeople are named case by case according to editorial topic — technology, operation, ESG, institutional.

Technical topics

Technical and operational leadership.

For pitches on flotation, metal recovery, SLM, selective chemistry, algorithmic control, validations.

Institutional topics

Direction and institutional relations.

For pitches on strategy, scaling, fundraising, governance, partnerships, positioning.

ESG and regulation

Sustainability area.

For pitches on environmental impact, liability, regenerative mining, ICMM / IFC / TCFD frameworks.

LatAm / international

Spokespeople in Spanish and English.

Interviews in EN and ES under coordination — availability confirmed on initial response.

Editorial policy

Channel rules.

What Green Mining shares publicly: strategic positioning, technology in broad terms, academic validations and independent audits with declared scope, operational trajectory at institutional milestone level.

What remains restricted to NDA-gated material: financial projections, absolute values (CAPEX, NPV, IRR), individual project and asset names, customer and counterparty names, commercial pipeline, specific plants. Editorial requests depending on that data are handled via the institutional relations channel under prior agreement.

Historical names in the industrial ecosystem: the company asks that editorial references stick to the current institutional name — Green Mining or GM — and the current positioning. Any mention of historical names or former controlling groups should be cleared with the press office.

Contact

Dedicated channel.

Press office

Editorial requests, interviews, and press kit.

Identify outlet, pitch, deadline, and format. Handled by the communications team.

press@greenminingbr.com →

The press channel does not handle: commercial requests (use /rejeito), investors (/investidores), or technical support (/contato).