Nord Precious Metals Retains T Engineering
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Apr 08, 2026 · Last updated Apr 08, 2026
The retention of E&R Engineering by Nord Precious Metals Mining for silver recovery from tailings is expected to positively impact Nord Precious Metals Mining's stock by signaling progress towards near-term production and leveraging its expanded land package. This development could also influence the market for Silver and other critical minerals like Cobalt, Nickel, and Copper by potentially increasing their supply from the Gowganda-Castle district.
Nord Precious Metals Mining has retained E&R Engineering to advance near-term silver recovery from tailings across its recently expanded Gowganda-Castle district land package in Canada — Ontario. This engagement follows Nord Precious Metals Mining's acquisition of four mining leases on March 31, 2026, which consolidated significant historical mining ground. E&R Engineering will provide multidisciplinary engineering support, including process, mechanical, civil, structural, electrical, and automation disciplines, along with project management and financial analysis. They will also engage a third-party consultant for tailings storage infrastructure design and conduct pilot-scale testing at their Sudbury laboratory to optimize recovery performance for both gravity and hydrometallurgical circuits. The Gowganda mining leases host a historical resource estimate of approximately 2,960,000 ounces of Silver from 1,940,000 tonnes of tailings. The consolidated property includes existing infrastructure and is positioned to benefit from Canada — Ontario's fast-track regulatory pathway for tailings reprocessing. The district also offers potential for critical mineral by-products such as Cobalt, Copper, and Nickel.
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