Maxus Mining Taps ABH Engineering for Metallurgical Testing at Alturas West
Event summary
- Maxus Mining has engaged ABH Engineering to conduct metallurgical testing and ore sorting evaluation at its Alturas West Project in British Columbia.
- The program will run alongside the 2026 summer drill campaign, evaluating mineralized material from drill core, channel samples, and historic material.
- ABH Engineering, led by Brent Hilscher, will manage the program, which includes laboratory-based metallurgical testing and ore sorting optimization.
- Results are expected to guide future exploration and development planning at the project.
The big picture
Maxus Mining's engagement of ABH Engineering underscores the strategic importance of early-stage metallurgical testing in advancing the Alturas West Project. This move aligns with broader industry trends where mining companies are increasingly leveraging specialized engineering firms to enhance project economics and optimize resource extraction. The focus on antimony, a critical mineral with growing demand, positions Maxus within a competitive landscape where technological advancements in processing can significantly influence project success.
What we're watching
- Metallurgical Insights
- How the metallurgical testing results will impact the economic viability of the Alturas West Project.
- Ore Sorting Potential
- Whether the ore sorting evaluation will uncover significant opportunities to optimize processing and reduce costs.
- Project Development
- The pace at which Maxus Mining can advance the Alturas West Project based on the findings from this program.
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