
Dillon, MT – October 6th, 2025 – High Divide Minerals is pleased to announce that the Company has broken ground on the Treasure Island expansion project. In partnership with Kiewit Mining Group, the company plans to execute an overburden removal campaign that will continue through 2026.
“The Treasure Island expansion project has been in the planning phase for several years and we have invested significantly in preparation for this project, recognizing its importance for High Divide Minerals’ growth. We are executing the project in partnership with Kiewit Mining Group and several local contractors and consultants, and are excited about the economic impact of this development on our community,” said Brad Watkins, Technical Services Manager at High Divide Minerals.
“The Treasure Island expansion project is a key driver in securing long term ore supply, including for our high-bright Talcron products, to support our customer base. We look forward to speaking with our customers about our plans to expand High Divide’s access to domestic talc reserves while maintaining the industry-leading quality and service that our customers require,” said Joel Henley, Chief Commercial Officer at High Divide Minerals.
“Successful execution of this expansion project will position High Divide Minerals to continue to serve its customers for many years to come. I’m thankful to our team that has advanced the project to this milestone and excited to see it through to completion,” said Josh Regan, General Manager at High Divide Minerals.
In September, High Divide Minerals closed a $1.55m purchase of land around the Smith Dillon mine, which is one of several future development prospects that the company is evaluating for further investment after the Treasure Island expansion project is complete.