Project 34 statements
The deposit 16
Key takeaway. Management describes the deposit as comprising high-grade silver veins, legacy tailings and waste rock, and a Castle East high-grade discovery (Nov 2025).
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On resource size, the company's figures vary across interviews: about 2.9 million ounces (Jun 2026), "7 to 12 million ounces of silver" (Nov 2025), 5 million ounces on a tailings deposit (Nov 2025), and "7 and a half million ounces at 250 ounces" (Aug 2025). Grades are reported as over 8,500 g a ton (Nov 2025), over 89,000 g per ton silver over 0.3 meters at Castle East (Nov 2025), and "4 to 10 ounces a ton in low-grade tailings upgraded to about 12,000 ounces a ton" (Nov 2025), as well as up to 89,000 grams a ton or about 2,600 ounces silver (Aug 2025). On exploration upside, the company says at least 29 veins have been identified with potentially more (Jun 2026), over 60,000 metres of drilling is not included in the resource calculation (Nov 2025), five vein structures were identified (Aug 2025), and waste rock material previously left in piles offers further potential (Aug 2025). The company also reports an 85% recovery rate (Jun 2026).
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Jurisdiction 6
Key takeaway. Management says the company operates out of Cobalt, Ontario, Canada.
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They report that the mill is fully permitted and grandfathered (as of August 2025), and that a recovery permit process is active. Further, they say a new, expedited tailings permitting pathway was introduced on July 1st, 2025, though the latter two claims come from different interviews (June 2026 and November 2025, respectively).
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Technical risk 12
Key takeaway. Management has identified several technical risks for the project.
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Drilling from surface at angles to hit vertical veins can miss targets, the company stated in June 2026. In November 2025, management reported a nearly $4 million working capital deficit from flow-through spending commitments not being met, and noted that a permit amendment process previously took six years (August 2025). Key assumptions underpinning the project include narrow vein widths of 30 to 60 centimeters, up to two meters, at grades of hundreds of ounces per ton (June 2026); a tailings grade of 4 to 10 ounces per ton with a gravity pilot circuit that can upgrade tailings via spirals (November 2025); a mill designed for 60 tons per day capacity (August 2025); and that a 1,000-ounce silver bar can be produced from 20 tons of waste rock (August 2025).
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Economics 1 statement
Financing 1
Timeline 4 statements
Timeline 4
Key takeaway. Management outlined a series of upcoming milestones.
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In August 2025, the company reported that processing of tailings is expected "summer next year" — by mid-2026 — and noted that Ontario had changed its permitting process "July this year," with a mineral recovery permit now possible "in as little as 80 days." Separately, in November 2025, the company also cited the 80-day window under the new rules. A further target of over 100,000 meters of drilling on the Castle East property is pegged to June 2026.
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Corporate 4 statements
Management 3
Key takeaway. Management at Nord Precious Metals points to the team's experience at Agnico Eagle.
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The CEO previously worked for Agnico Eagle (Aug 2025), and Frank Bassa worked at the company using a tailings reprocessing model (Jun 2026). Earlier the company noted that Frank Bassa worked with Agnico Eagle 35 years ago (Nov 2025).
Market 1
Sources 3 interviews
Every interview 3
| Date | Channel | Interview | Statements |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02 Jun 2026 | The Deep Dive | Ontario’s Fast Track to Silver Production Is Starting to Matter | Frank Basa - Nord Precious Metals | 10 |
| 28 Nov 2025 | The Deep Dive | I Went to See the Highest Grade Silver on Earth | Nord Precious Metals [DD-on-the-GO] | 18 |
| 13 Aug 2025 | The Deep Dive | Why Grade Beats Size in Silver Mining | Frank Basa - Nord Precious Metals | 15 |
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What is Nord Precious Metals's project and where is it?
Nord Precious Metals is a developer silver company, with a project stated to be in Ontario, Canada. Everything here is drawn from its executives' own interviews.
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What do recent interviews with Nord Precious Metals cover?
The most-discussed topics on record are the deposit, technical risk, jurisdiction, timeline — each claim quoted and dated in the sections above.