Bravo Mining Advances Jameson Cell Technology for Luanga Project — Bravo Mining Corp.

Event summary

Bravo Mining reports improved metallurgical results using Jameson Cell technology at its Luanga deposit, with potential 5-10% higher recoveries for platinum, palladium, and gold, and 5-30% for nickel compared to conventional cells.
Jameson Cells demonstrate up to 50% lower mass pull without loss in recovery, potentially raising concentrate grades from 80g/t to 100-120g/t PGMs.
Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) on track for Q3 2026 completion, with Installation Licence application to follow.
Company plans to commence copper-gold drilling program by early Q4 2026.

The big picture

Bravo Mining's adoption of Jameson Cell technology aligns with broader industry trends toward more efficient mineral processing, particularly for fine-grained deposits. The potential improvements in recovery rates and concentrate grades could enhance project economics, making the Luanga deposit more competitive in the PGM market. Glencore Technology's support adds credibility to Bravo's metallurgical assumptions, reducing execution risk as the company progresses toward feasibility studies.

What we're watching

Technological Validation: Whether Bravo can sustain the performance improvements from Jameson Cells in larger-scale operations.
Project Economics: How higher concentrate grades and lower mass pull will impact freight costs, treatment charges, and overall project economics.
Regulatory Timing: The pace at which Bravo can advance permitting and submit the Installation Licence application post-PFS.