- CEO
- Stephen Bruce Bartrop
- Full Time Employees
- 8
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Other metals/Minerals
- Address
- 169 Blues Point Road Sydney NSW Australia 2060
- IPO Date
- Dec 17, 2004
- Business
- Tartana Minerals Limited is a copper-focused mining company and diversified mineral explorer/developer active in the Chillagoe region of Far North Queensland, Australia, with a portfolio spanning copper, gold, silver, zinc and associated by-products; the company operates through mining leases and exploration permits, including the Tartana Copper and Zinc Project, Mountain Maid, Nightflower Silver, Tartana Copper Sulphate Project, Zeehan Zinc Slag, and related assets, and pursues production readiness, resource development, and strategic partnerships to monetise its mineral assets. Founded in 2004, Tartana is headquartered in Australia and is publicly listed on the Australian Securities Exchange under ticker TAT.AX. The company’s core products and services include mineral exploration, resource development, mining operations, heap leach processing, solvent extraction and crystallization facilities, and project development advisory services, along with potential tolling or processing arrangements depending on partner arrangements. Latest major changes include strategic partnerships and discussions to refurbish the Mungana processing plant through a venture with Mt Garnet Mineral Finance Pty Ltd to develop copper resources; progress on Cardross and Beefwood targets with inferred resources and drilling programs; board changes and corporate restructuring reflecting a renewed growth strategy; and potential acquisitions or non-core asset disposals to streamline operations and expand the copper-gold portfolio. Tartana’s geographic footprint spans Queensland (Chillagoe region) and Western Tasmania (Zeehan project), with exploration interests and potential production opportunities also discussed in related permits and projects, positioning the company to capitalize on copper, gold, silver, and zinc opportunities in Australia. The company targets mid-sized copper and copper-gold development projects suitable for near-term production and tolling opportunities, as well as expanding into related metals through its diversified asset base. Tartana maintains relationships with regional partners, financiers, and potential offtake and processing arrangements to advance its projects toward production, while continuing exploration to expand resource bases and de-risk key developments.