Talisker Resources Ltd. produced approximately 4,884 ounces of gold from 19,014 tonnes mined at an average grade of 7.99 g/t Au at its Bralorne Gold Project in British Columbia up to August 31, 2026.

The latest production figures represent an increase from earlier in the year, when Talisker reported mined material of 6,990 tonnes at an average grade of 8.48 g/t Au as of May 12, 2026. Total gold sales reached 5,558 ounces, comprising 4,788 ounces of contained gold from 18,499 tonnes sold alongside 770 ounces sold as gold concentrate. The company holds a current ore inventory of approximately 8,100 tonnes to support upcoming shipping schedules.

Underground development advanced by 2,265 metres year-to-date, split between 1,041 metres of operating development and 1,224 metres of capital development. At the Mustang Mine, crews successfully extracted the Alhambra vein stopes and advanced the Lower Mustang Decline by 329 metres to open access to 13 new mineralized headings. Meanwhile, capital development on the Bralorne West Decline reached 404 metres following the start of Phase 3 lateral development on September 3, 2026.

Resource conversion drilling totaled 26,730 metres across the property as of August 31, 2026, with three drill rigs currently active and a fourth scheduled for deployment in the first quarter of 2027. Property holdings expanded following the acquisition of the contiguous Ben Nevis property in July 2026, which increased the project size to 24,000 hectares across a 40-kilometre mineralized district.

Engineering and economic evaluations for an updated Preliminary Economic Assessment are progressing toward a completion target in early the fourth quarter of 2026. The company also anticipates that its next marine shipment of ore will depart in late October or early November 2026.

“Congratulations to the Talisker team for successful execution on what has been a very busy year at Bralorne. A focused and combined effort has been undertaken to build the platform for growth, with key advancement on surface infrastructure, ventilation, power, accommodation, permitting, resource conversion and most importantly development, with the opening of three new mining levels at Mustang and the completion of ramp access to our second planned mining centre at Bralorne West. With the upcoming release of our PEA, we look forward to the continued delivery of our objectives.”

— Terry Harbort, CEO of Talisker

Work on the updated PEA remains on schedule as Talisker advances infrastructure upgrades and permitting amendments across the site.

Read the full announcement: Talisker Provides 2026 Operational Update