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Turmalina Metals started trading on the TSX Venture Exchange in December 2019.
Share Structure
Issued & Outstanding | 66,899,518* |
Warrants at $0.90 | 4,557,925 |
Options at $0.50 | 2,675,000 |
Options at $0.91 | 900,000 |
Options at $1.30 | 2,070,000 |
Fully Diluted | 77,976,110 |
Cash | $6.5 million |
Debt | nil |
Insider Ownership | 20% |
* 61.9 million shares are currently free trading with the remaining 4.9 million held in escrow, with release dates ranging from 30 to 36 months from trade date.
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Why Invest in Turmalina?
High Grade Breccias
High-grade gold, copper and molybdenum assets in mining-friendly jurisdictions
Great Company Structure
Well-funded with tight share structure and no debt
Award-Winning Team
Strong track record of discovery and value creation in the public sector
New Projects,
New Paradigms and
New Regions
Our focus is on tourmaline breccias, a deposit style overlooked by mainstream exploration.
Latest News
Turmalina Accelerates Regional Work at San Francisco Project.
Vancouver, B.C. – Turmalina Metals Corp. (“Turmalina”, or the “Company”; TBX-TSXV, TBXXF-OTCQX) is pleased to provide an update with regards to ongoing and accelerating fieldwork on multiple regional target areas within the San Francisco Project (“San Francisco” or the “Project”). In July the Company announced an expansion of the…
Drilling Extends Mineralisation at the SFdLA breccia pipe and Commences Exploration on New Acquisitions.
(Vancouver, BC), Turmalina Metals Corp. (“Turmalina”, or the “Company”; TBX-TSXV, TBXXF-OTCQX) is pleased to announce that Phase 3 deep drilling at the San Francisco project (“San Francisco” or the “Project”) on the San Francisco de Los Andes (“SFdLA”) breccia pipe has continued to extend copper-gold-silver mineralisation below previous drilling…