The planet's largest
mineral reserve is
already on the surface.
Trillions of dollars in metal have been extracted over the past century
and discarded as tailings. Green Mining recovers that metal: up to 99% in gold, with per-metal ceilings anchored in the mineralogical signature of the asset.
With technology no one else has. And with the scale to become a new category of mining company.
A new class of mining company, on a deposit already available.
While the sector opens new pits, Green Mining operates on the deposit the sector has already generated and discarded.
01RESERVE
Tens of billions of tons, added every year.
Trillions in metal have been ground, processed, and discarded as tailings over the past century. Conventional flotation leaves between 25% and 40% of the metal in the tailings. The reserve exists, is on the surface, and grows every day.
02TECHNOLOGY
Concentration up to 250×. Recovery up to 99% in gold.
A proprietary architecture combining advanced flotation, nano-scale liberation of occluded metals, and algorithmic control. Academic validation with the University of British Columbia and independent laboratory audit by SGS. Patent granted. Per-metal ceilings depend on the mineralogical signature of the tailings.
03SCALE
Scale comes in 25 t/h modules.
Each module is a compact plant. A large asset takes several modules running in parallel: capacity grows by adding units, like renewable energy. Without the single mega-build of traditional mining.
A proprietary architecture of four integrated layers, under real-time algorithmic control since 2012.
Compact-column flotation, nano-scale liberation of occluded metals (SLM), resins and catalysts developed over more than a decade, and adaptive algorithms tuning dosing, residence time, and aeration profile in real time. The entire process runs cyanide-free: the chemistry is built on proprietary resins, tuned per commodity.
Compared against conventional flotation and the industry's advanced flotation. Every number is backed: technical literature, UBC validation, and SGS audit.
ConcentrationUp to 250×Less concentrate volume for the same metal content. Conventional: 6 to 7×.
Recovery (gold case)Up to 99%Of the gold contained, in tailings with a favorable mineralogical profile. Conventional: 60% to 75%. Per-metal ceilings vary by asset.
KineticsUp to 57×Faster than conventional flotation. Gold case: from ~114h to ~16h.
Parameter
Conventional flotation
Advanced flotation
Green Mining
Concentration
6 to 7× T-02
10 to 20× T-03
up to 250×
Recovery (gold case)
60% to 75% T-05
70% to 80% T-06
up to 99% in goldT-07
Kinetics
baseline · 1×
~1,5×
up to 57×
Cycle (gold case)
~114 hours
—
~16 hours
Per-metal recoveryCeiling of 99% in gold, under documented conditions. Per-metal distribution: copper, zinc, and nickel up to 85%; silver up to 70%. These are ceilings observed under documented conditions: effective recovery on a specific asset depends on the mineralogical signature of the tailings. See the physics per metal.
Sources: public technical literature, SGS independent laboratory audit (cert. GO2511449), and University of British Columbia academic validation.
Green Mining doesn't sell equipment. Green Mining processes tailings. Starting a conversation is a clear four-stage process, with no capital commitment from the asset owner at entry.
01
Preliminary screening
Basic asset characterization: location, type, estimated volume, commodity, history. Feasibility assessment in a short window.
02
Technical assessment
Sampling and tailings 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 25 t/h modules in parallel, sized to the asset.
Possible formats Acquisition · Joint venture · Royalty · Operation under contract, defined case by case.
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