Generation Mining (GENM.TO) published the results of its long-anticipated feasibility study on the Marathon PGM project which means the company went from project acquisition to the publication of a FS […]
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Generation Mining completes Phase 2 testing program, feasibility study due within weeks
Generation Mining (GENM.TO) has now completed the Phase 2 metallurgical testing and the pilot plant trials which started in September 2020. This test program was meant to finetune the anticipated […]
Generation Mining reports assay results for the final few holes at Marathon PGM
Generation Mining (GENM.TO) has released the assay results from the final three holes that were part of a twelve hole drill program at Marathon for a total of in excess […]
Report: Generation Mining – Securing 80% ownership of Marathon. Next stop: feasibility study
In some cases, a company doesn’t get rewarded for its hard work. While all stars were aligning in 2020 and palladium is trading at record-high prices, Generation Mining (GENM.TO) still […]
Generation Mining spends C$10M at Marathon, earns 80%
Generation Mining (GENM.TO) has confirmed it has exceeded the minimum spending requirement included in the purchase agreement for the Marathon project from Sibanye-Stillwater (SBSW). Generation Mining was allowed to earn […]
Generation Mining kicks off Phase II of the metallurgical test work
After announcing an excellent update on the metallurgical front, Generation Mining (GENM.TO) is now moving forward with the second phase of the 2020 metallurgical test work. A pilot plant will […]
Saturday Read: Q&A with Jamie Levy, CEO of Generation Mining, trading at less than 0.1X NAV
• Let’s start with your exploration program. A few weeks ago, you announced a new magnetotelluric-based drill target which appears to be the literal extension of the mineralized zone that […]
Generation Mining: feasibility study underway
Generation Mining (GENM.TO) seems to be enjoying renewed investor interest coinciding with its uplisting to the Toronto Stock Exchange. Hardly a surprise as the CSE is practically uninvestable for non-Canadian […]
