Core Viewpoint - Bayhorse Silver Inc has installed its Steinert Ore-Sorter at its flotation mill in Payette, Idaho, after a 22-month rental period, aiming to enhance processing capabilities and generate additional revenue while awaiting mine permitting [1][3]. Group 1: Installation and Revenue Generation - The Steinert Ore-Sorter was previously rented to Canadian Critical Minerals Inc, generating approximately US$718,000 in gross rental revenue during the rental period [2]. - The installation of the Sorter at the Bayhorse Mill allows for third-party processing and potential revenue generation [3]. Group 2: Mineralization and Processing - The mineralization at the Bayhorse Silver Mine primarily consists of tetrahedrite, which contains silver, copper, iron, and zinc, with minor gold present [4]. - Historical mining data indicates that 21% of mined grades were between 20 oz/t and 100 oz/t, while 73% were between 6 oz/t and 20 oz/t [4]. - Metallurgical testing has shown that typical concentrates can range from 7,500 to 12,000 g/t silver, 9-11% copper, 10-12% antimony, and 15-18% zinc [5]. Group 3: Technological Advancements - The company is exploring the Allihies Engineering Inc's proprietary Alkaline Selective Leaching (ASL) technology, which has demonstrated high extraction rates of antimony [8][9]. - The Sunshine Leaching Process, previously used at the historic Sunshine Silver Mine, achieved antimony leach separation recoveries of up to 87%, while Allihies' ASL technology claims up to 99% recovery [10]. Group 4: Company Overview - Bayhorse Silver Inc holds a 100% interest in the Bayhorse Silver Mine, which has an inferred resource of 292,300 tons at a grade of 21.65 opt (673 g/t) for a total of 6.3 million ounces of silver [15]. - The company operates a flotation processing facility capable of processing up to 60 tons/day and has an offtake agreement with Ocean Partners UK Limited [15].