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Troy Minerals (CSE:TROY;OTCQB:TROYF;FSE:VJ3);OTCQB:TROYF;FSE:VJ3), a rapidly emerging player in the critical minerals space, focuses on the development of high-purity silica and other essential materials for the clean energy transition. Troy Minerals has a diverse portfolio designed to capitalize on the increasing demand for raw materials needed in high-growth industries.
The company two high-purity silica projects: Table Mountain in British Columbia and the Tsagaan Zalaa project in Mongolia, both acquired through the strategic purchase of CBGB Ventures in September 2024. The projects are targeted for near term production, with Tsagaan Zalaa targeted to come online in 2025 and Table Mountain in 2026.
The Tsagaan Zalaa project is near the China-Mongolia border and is a near-term high-purity silica asset envisioned to commence production by 2025. The project’s proximity to key consuming markets, such as China, Japan and Korea, provides significant logistical advantages for the transportation of silica.
Company Highlights
Troy Minerals acquired CBGB Ventures in September 2024, securing two flagship high-purity silica projects in British Columbia and Mongolia.The Tsagaan Zalaa project in Mongolia is being targeted to commence high-purity silica production by 2025, thereby positioning the company as a key supplier for solar and semiconductor industries.The Table Mountain project in British Columbia is being targeted to begin high-purity silica production by 2026, with a 24-month development timeline.High-purity silica, similar to the company’s projects, is critical for solar panel production, semiconductors, fiber optics and high-performance glass.The company also maintains an exploration portfolio of critical mineral assets, including vanadium and REE, in tier 1 jurisdictions.
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