Technical teams have deployed a temporary electrical bypass system to restore partial power to the site, allowing specific activities to resume while development and exploration are curtailed. The company previously ordered a replacement substation for approximately US$250,000, with delivery anticipated for December 2026. In the interim, management is scouting for expedited procurement options and potential infrastructure relocation to restore full capacity.
CEO Jason Kosec noted that the mine’s extensive footprint provides sufficient operational flexibility to absorb the localized disruption. By shifting focus to other active areas and adjusting mine sequencing, the company aims to mitigate potential production deferrals. Processing plant operations continue without interruption, supported by the mine’s 300-kilometre development network.
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