Yellowhead Project

Thompson-Nicola, BC

Recognize
In 2019, Taseko acquired Yellowhead for $13 million in shares. It is supported by well-developed infrastructure, and is ready to begin an environmental assessment process
Deliver
Indigenous partnerships and engineering enhancements will be key to Yellowhead’s timely permitting and advancement. Both are advancing
Enduring Value
Yellowhead is perfectly aligned to Taseko’s strengths as a mine operator, with a 25-year mine life and project characteristics similar to Gibraltar

Overview

The Yellowhead Project has potential to be one of the most significant copper mines in North America. Its future development will dramatically increase Taseko’s annual copper production and cash flow.

Located in the Thompson‐Nicola region of British Columbia, approximately 150 km northeast of Kamloops near the town of Vavenby, the Yellowhead Project is envisioned as a 90,000 tonne-per-day open pit copper mine with a 25-year mine life, creating ~600 full time positions at site. The project site is well supported by existing, high-quality transportation infrastructure, and a skilled and capable workforce.

Taseko is advancing the Yellowhead Project into the provincial and federal Environmental Assessment (EA) process, as well as an Indigenous-led EA process.

Yellowhead Technical Report

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