- CEO
- Edward Rolstone Loye
- Full Time Employees
- 7
- Sector
- Non-energy minerals
- Industry
- Precious metals
- Address
- 1 Stokes Place Dublin DU Ireland D02 DE03
- IPO Date
- Aug 18, 2011
- Business
- Great Western Mining Corporation PLC (AIM:GWMO, Euronext Growth:8GW) explores and develops mineral properties focused on copper, gold, silver, tungsten and other critical minerals in Nevada, United States; the company holds 100% interests in multiple claim groups including Black Mountain, a JORC-compliant copper indicated and inferred mineral resource; Eastside Mine; Huntoon Copper Project comprising prospects around Huntoon Valley such as West Huntoon porphyry; Jack Springs; Mineral Jackpot with gold and silver mines and spoil heap processing potential; Olympic Gold Project in the Walker Lane Fault Belt; Rock House; and Tun projects, primarily located in Mineral County within Nevada's Walker Lane Structural Belt and Carlin Trend. Incorporated in 2004 and headquartered at 1 Stokes Place, St. Stephen's Green, Dublin D02 DE03, Ireland, Great Western Mining targets precious and base metals exploration alongside production opportunities through partnerships and processing facilities. In 2024 and 2025, the company advances its portfolio through a pooling agreement with Bronco Creek Exploration, a subsidiary of EMX Royalty Corporation, combining Eastside Mine and adjacent Tango claims for copper porphyry development with 30% interest to Great Western and additional claims staked; exercises its option to acquire the Olympic Gold Project following prior drilling; completes construction of a joint venture mill for precious metals processing awaiting commissioning; stakes new tungsten claims at Pine Crow and Defender plus expansions at Yellow Peak, West Huntoon and Rock House; funds a 2025 summer exploration programme including drilling at West Huntoon for copper and Rhyolite Dome for gold; and conducts IP surveys identifying chargeability anomalies at Eastside while pursuing larger partners for Huntoon Copper Project connectivity toward a major copper mine.