Talisker Intersects 52.2 g/t Au over 0.55 metres, within 19.15 g/t over 1.60 metres, from the 2025 Bralorne Gold Project Resource Conversion Program
Transition to producer bolstered by high-grade infill results as Bralorne shifts to new milling partner
The news release dated February 9, 2026, details the final results from 30 drill holes (out of a 50-hole, 12,882-meter program) conducted in late 2025 at the Mustang Mine, part of the Bralorne Gold Project. Key highlights include high-grade intercepts: 52.2 g/t Au over 0.55 meters within a broader 1.60-meter interval of 19.15 g/t Au. The drilling targeted resource conversion, aimed at upgrading Inferred resources to Indicated and Measured categories to support near-term mining. Results confirm continuity in the Bralorne West zone veins, specifically the BK, Alhambra, and 55 HW veins.
The impact is Material - Positive for several reasons: - De-risking the Mine Plan: Resource conversion is critical for underground high-grade mines where vein continuity is often erratic. These results confirm the grade and width of veins currently being developed for production. - Grade Confirmation: Several holes (e.g., UB-2025-022 at 19.15 g/t and SB-2025-010 at 15.76 g/t) exceed the current resource average grade (approx. 6-8 g/t), suggesting potential for local grade outperformance. - Logistics Alignment: The results arrive as the company completes a major transition from its initial small-scale milling partner (Nicola Mining) to a larger agreement with Ocean Partners UK Ltd, which supports a higher throughput of up to 1,500 tpd. - Operational Continuity: Following the "Atmospheric River" disruption in late 2025, the resumption of steady, high-grade drill results reinforces investor confidence that site operations have fully recovered.
Talisker Resources is a junior producer focused on the Bralorne Gold Project in British Columbia, Canada. Bralorne is a high-grade, mesothermal vein system that historically produced 4.2 Moz of gold. The company's strategy involves "off-site" processing to minimize initial capital expenditure, using third-party mills (New Gold, Nicola, and now Ocean Partners) while they prove up a larger resource base. The project is currently producing from the Mustang Mine.