26-year mine life | 50,000 tpd | US$3.2B after-tax NPV(5%) | 22% IRR
Basic Engineering complete. Detailed Engineering underway. Permitting and project financing advancing in parallel toward a construction decision.
Positioned as an important future copper producer, supporting Canadian and global electrification goals and critical minerals supply chain objectives.
An expanded, construction-ready team in place.
Troilus is expected to be one of the largest future employers in the region, requiring +1,000 direct employees annually during construction and +680 during operations.
One of many initiatives reinforcing our commitment to sustainable development through open and ongoing dialogue with our host communities.
Troilus Mining Corp. is a Canadian development-stage mining company advancing the Troilus Project in Québec, Canada, one of the largest undeveloped gold-copper projects in North America. Located within the Frôtet-Evans Greenstone Belt, the Project benefits from its history as a past-producing mine, substantial existing infrastructure and a large 435 km² land position.
The September 2026 Technical Report outlines a large-scale, conventional 50,000 tpd open-pit operation with an approximately 26-year mine life, supported by 478 million tonnes of Proven and Probable Mineral Reserves. At long-term base case metal price assumptions of US$3,600/oz gold, US$5.00/lb copper and US$50.00/oz silver, the Project generates an after-tax NPV(5%) of US$3.2 billion, a 22% IRR and a 3.6-year payback period.
With Basic Engineering complete and Detailed Engineering, permitting, procurement and project financing advancing in parallel, Troilus is entering a defining stage of value creation as it progresses the Project toward a construction decision while continuing to evaluate opportunities for resource growth and mine-plan optimization.
*See Technical Report press release on THIS page. AuEq disclosure on THIS page.
We hold a 435 km2 land package in the highly prospective Frotêt-Evans Greenstone Belt, located in the low-risk mining jurisdiction of Quebec, Canada. Explore maps and photos of our project, and find out why we are positioned for success.