Bunker Hill eyes June restart
The Bunker Hill Mine's filtration plant remains under construction. The building will be used to separate water from the mine's tailings, and those tailings will then be used for underground paste backfill.
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Bunker Hill Mining executives recently traveled to Boise to participate in Idaho Mining Day 2026 at the Idaho Capitol Building. Pictured, from the left, are Bunker Hill Mine General Manager Tom Francis, CEO Sam Ash, and Vice President of Investor Relations Brenda Dayton.
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KELLOGG — Momentum is building at the historic Bunker Hill Mine as the long-idle operation moves closer to renewed production, bolstered by a surge in hiring, near-completed facilities and new technology transforming how the company searches for precious metals.
Bunker Hill Mining Corp. President and CEO Sam Ash said the underground development needed for the mine’s initial years of production is largely complete. The mine has stockpiled about 20,000 tons of ore that will be ready to process once the milling facilities are fully operational.
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