Talisker Resources is out-performing in the Near term and also has strong Longer term prospects

High potential as multi-mine operation extending well beyond Braelorne

Resourceful Insights initially profiled Talisker Resources as a member of its ‘Emerging Producer’ cohort in advance of Talisker commencing initial production at its Bralorne mine.

Talisker realize its initial production goal and received proceeds from first sale of gold concentrate in October 2025. As expected, initial production proved to be a catalyst for Talisker’s share price.

Talisker’s share price has gone on to hit successive new 52 week highs almost daily for over two months and has reached a share market capitalization of US$ 177 million by 08Oct’25 signaling growing recognition of even larger potential.

Interestingly analysts attending the September 2025 ‘Beaver Creek’ precious metals summit came away labeling Talisker as a top surprise of the conference due to the growth its recent financing unlocked the ability to pursue.

The purpose of this Resourceful Insights update is to take a deeper look at Talisker’s fundamentals in the medium and longer term. The earlier coverage of Emerging Producers, including Talisker, published 30June’25 is available in archive for paying subscribers ( $3.00 per month ).

Initially Talisker actually plans two area of mining

Talisker is today mining only the eastern ‘half’ the Mustang mine and is expecting to achieve mining rate of 300 tonnes per day from there by the end of 2025.

Then in January 2026, Talisker states it will be able to increase production by commencing mining on the other half — known as Bralorne West which is said to host 5 parallel high-grade bodies mineralized with gold to be mined 30 levels deep.

Once mining is active in both areas, Talisker expects to be extracting ore at a rate of 750 to 1000 tonnes per day.

These two areas of mining are important to fund plans to explore and bigger prospects in its region.