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A permitted, low-impact critical minerals project in British Columbia.

Magnesium without carbon and waste.

West High Yield Resources prioritizes Environmental, Social, and Governance excellence across the Record Ridge magnesium project. ESG is not a standalone initiative. It is embedded in how the project is designed, permitted, communicated, and advanced.

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Tailings Ponds

40+

Local Jobs at Launch

94.85%

Recovery Rate

Validated in pre-feasibility work

>99%

MgO Target

High-purity for demanding markets

Green Process

Multiple critical minerals products

Low waste and minimum CO2 emission

Environmental Stewardship

Environmental Performance

Most global magnesium production relies on carbonate ores such as magnesite Mg(CO) 3 and dolomite CaMg(CO₃)₂. These ores release CO₂ during processing because carbon is built into the rock.

Typical Impact

  • 1.5 to 2 tonnes CO₂ per tonne of MgO.
  • Up to 20 to 35 tonnes CO₂ per tonne of magnesium metal.
  • Additional outputs include dust, SO₂, NOx, and solid waste.

Our Approach

We use serpentine, a silicate ore with no bound carbon.

  • Grade about 43% MgO and 40% silica.

Process design

  • HCl based closed loop leaching.
  • Produces:
    • 99% MgO and SiO₂
    • Nickel and iron by products
    • No tailings. Minimal waste.

Emissions profile

  • No process CO₂ from the ore.
  • Only emissions come from heat.
  • Natural gas can be replaced with hydrogen for zero emissions.

Magnesium metal pathway

  • Developed with Big Blue Technologies.
  • Enables magnesium production from MgO with no process emissions
  • and no waste.

Outcome

  • Near zero emissions.
  • Full resource utilization.
  • Clear path to zero emission magnesium from mine to metal.

Zero tailings design

Record Ridge is designed without traditional tailings ponds. Material is extracted, crushed, and hauled off-site, avoiding one of the largest long-term environmental liabilities associated with conventional mining.

Lower-carbon processing pathway

Most global magnesium relies on coal-fired thermal reduction. Record Ridge is paired with an off-site hydrometallurgical pathway that replaces traditional smelting with a lower-emissions chemical extraction route.

Water stewardship

Advanced water management and recycling are central to the project approach, reducing freshwater demand and supporting responsible resource use under provincial oversight.

Progressive reclamation

Reclamation is not deferred to the end of mine life. Disturbed areas are intended to be restored progressively as development advances, limiting long-term footprint.

Social Responsibility

Building trust, shared prosperity, and long-term community value

Development planning rooted in Rossland’s character, prioritizing land use, recreation, water protection, and strong environmental, health, and safety standards.

Indigenous partnership

Meaningful relationship-building, shared prosperity, and reconciliation through ongoing dialogue with Indigenous communities, including our agreement with the Osoyoos Indian Band.

Community investment

A commitment to support local priorities, including the repair and maintenance of key infrastructure and recreational facilities such as the swimming pool and arena.

Local Jobs

More than 40 full-time, high-paying jobs at launch, with the potential to grow into hundreds of construction and long-term roles in mining and processing.

Governance Excellence

Governance that supports credibility, compliance, and execution

Governance at Record Ridge is grounded in public company discipline, technical rigor, and accountable oversight. That matters for regulators, communities, customers, and investors alike.

Indigenous partnership

The Record Ridge project has advanced through rigorous provincial review, culminating in Mines Act permit approval. Governance begins with compliance, documentation, and accountable execution.

Public company standards

West High Yield Resources operates under TSX Venture Exchange requirements, NI 43-101 technical disclosure standards, and regular public reporting through SEDAR+ filings.

Independent oversight

Board oversight, technical advisors, and external engineering and consulting partners support disciplined decision-making across geology, operations, finance, and project development.

Step-by-step ESG roadmap

The company’s ESG approach is practical and staged: regulatory compliance first, operational excellence second, and continued alignment with frameworks such as the UN Sustainable Development Goals and Towards Sustainable Mining as development advances.

Sustainability Roadmap

The Record Ridge project has advanced through rigorous provincial review, culminating in Mines Act permit approval. Governance begins with compliance, documentation, and accountable execution.

Green processing. Responsible development. Strategic critical minerals.