Core Insights - Talisker Resources Ltd. has initiated the second stage of laser-based ore sorting at the Bralorne Gold Project in British Columbia, aiming to evaluate performance under economic conditions and compare it to full-scale production projections [1] - A total of 400 kilograms of material from the Mustang Mine has been sent to Tomra's test center in Germany for ore-sorter testing, which includes various gold grade ranges [2] - The first phase of ore sorting at Bralorne achieved an increase in average feed grade from 14.4 grams per tonne to 27.8 grams per tonne, with gold recoveries between 95% and 99% [3] Company Overview - Talisker Resources Ltd. is a junior resource company focused on gold exploration and development in British Columbia, with its flagship asset being the Bralorne Gold Project [5] - The company is transitioning into underground production at the Mustang Mine and also holds other projects, including the Ladner Gold Project and the Spences Bridge Project [5] Technology and Methodology - Tomra's multi-channel laser sorting technology separates quartz veins from waste material using a scattering effect of multiple laser beams, enhancing the efficiency of ore sorting [3] - The second ore-sorting study aims to confirm the results of the preliminary study and assess the economic impact related to trucking and milling efficiencies [4]