Cornish continues excavation work at South Crofty

Executive Summary

• Excavation of the new process plant area began in August 2025, focusing on topsoil removal and organic material disposal per environmental regulations.
• Demolition of the old north winder house has started, clearing the way for a new production winder ordered from Qualter Hall.
• Work on the mid‑shaft pump station is on schedule; underground chamber stabilization is complete and old equipment is being removed in preparation for new permanent pumps.

Key Details

• Process Plant Excavation: Commenced August 2025; current phase includes topsoil removal and compliant disposal of organic material.
• North Winder House Demolition: Old north winder house and winder dismantled; construction of a new building to house the Qualter Hall‑ordered production winder slated for upcoming months.
• Mid‑Shaft Pump Station Progress: Work area secured; underground chamber stabilized; removal of existing pumps, pipes, and steelwork underway to enable surface lifting and installation of new permanent pumps.
• Project Context: South Crofty is a historic high‑grade underground tin mine in Cornwall, UK, with permits for underground mining (valid to 2071) and new processing facilities; aims to become the sole primary tin producer in Europe/North America.

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