Silver Bow Mining Corp.
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Silver Bow Mining aims to develop critical and precious metals resources through underground mining operations in Butte, Montana.
Investor website: https://www.silverbowmining.com/
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About
Silver Bow Mining aims to develop critical and precious metals resources through underground mining operations in Butte, Montana. The company values transparency, sustainability, and meaningful community impact throughout all aspects of its work, building on Butte’s historic mining infrastructure with modern safety protocols and technologies.
Verified company data
- Cash position
- $55.83M
- Shares outstanding
- 29,528,500
- Fully diluted shares
- ~33.16M
- Mineral resource
- The Rainbow Block hosts an inferred Mineral Resource Estimate only: no mineral reserves, and economic viability has not been demonstrated. The inferred Mineral Resource Estimate is 170 Moz AgEq.
- Projects
- ["**Rainbow Block** \nSubject of the Company’s inferred Mineral Resource Estimate, backed by over a century of Anaconda geological data. Surface drilling and underground decline rehabilitation are underway.\n\n**878** acres, mineral rights\n**42** identified veins\n**170 Moz** AgEq inferred\n**<1,000 ft** above the water table\n\nThe Rainbow Block is an 878-acre land package located in Walkerville, Montana. It was first given its moniker by early miners for the great “Silver Bow” of veins visible on the surface, extending to depth. For over a century, the Anaconda Company mined these rich silver-zinc-copper veins, primarily focusing on deep copper deposits exceeding 4,000 feet.\n\nSilver Bow Mining Corp. now targets promising silver-zinc-gold-lead vein structures above the current water table, including the Rainbow, State, Chief Joseph and Lexington Veins. The company focuses exclusively on underground mining methods. Silver, zinc, and lead are designated as Critical Minerals by the United States government.\n\nThe Butte mining district holds over 10,000 miles of tunnels. Our team has georeferenced and modeled the underground workings within the Rainbow Block.\n\n**Ownership of 4,210 acres of mineral rights district-wide** — previously under a 50-year lease.\n\n**Renegotiated royalty** — NSR royalty renegotiated to 2% with a full buy-out right.\n\n**Deep drill database** — historical drill holes plus 8 recent diamond drill holes, compiled in the resource database.\n\n**15,000+ channel samples** — Anaconda underground sampling on the actual veins, incorporated into the assay database and overseen by independent QPs.\n\n**Constrained scope** — resource limited to 1,000 ft depth, above the modern water table.\n\nIn 1896, five square miles of Butte produced 26% of the world’s copper. Silver was being mined on a small scale as early as 1874 in Butte, Montana, but by the mid-1880s Anaconda encountered significant copper mineralization at depth. In 1896, an area of five square miles in the Butte Mining District produced 210 million pounds of copper annually, representing 26% of world supply, and 51% of the USA copper supply.\n\nButte’s copper mines produced approximately one-third of all copper mined in the United States during World War I. During World War II, Butte provided approximately 25% of all copper used in American wartime manufacturing. In the late 1910s, Anaconda expanded operations to the adjacent silver-zinc-lead veins. Between 1989 and 1991, New Butte Mining Co briefly operated, mining 120,000 t from the Rainbow Block."]
- Leadership
- Travis Naugle (Chairman & CEO, Brings over 20 years of experience in mining, with a background in developing precious and strategic metals projects. He has worked with industry leaders and holds a BS in mining engineering and an MBA.), Doug Stiles (President, Mining executive with over 25 years of experience in permitting and environmental compliance, previously served as Director of Environmental Operations for Hecla Mining Company.), Kevin Shiell (Chief Operating Officer, Mine operations executive with over 30 years of experience managing mining operations and processing facilities across North America.), Wade Black (Chief Financial Officer, Over 30 years of experience in financial services and capital markets, previously co-founded Leeb Brokerage and served as CFO at Scarsdale Equities.), Phil Nickerson (Vice President of Exploration, Economic geologist with experience in base and precious metals exploration, previously served as senior geologist at EMX Royalty Corp. and principal geologist at Rio Tinto.), Peter Burroughs (Chief Accounting Officer, Over 30 years of accounting and finance experience, including international roles with Deloitte & Touche and Caterpillar Inc.), Miranda McCarthy (Investor Relations Manager, Professional with over 15 years of experience in investor relations and communications for publicly traded mining companies.), Quinton Hennigh, PhD (Director, Economic geologist with over 25 years of mineral exploration experience, chairman and president of Novo Resources Corp.), Steve Durbin (Director · Audit Committee Chair, Financial services professional and founder of Quail Bend Capital Partners.), David McMullin (Director, Senior executive with over 30 years of experience across mining and banking, previously CEO of JEX Technologies Corp.), Andy Holloway (Director, Mining professional with over 35 years of experience, including senior management roles in various mining companies.)
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