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Anaconda Mining’s goal of finding a technology to economically extract gold from the Romeo & Juliet deposit at its Point Rousse operation in the Baie Verte region of Newfoundland, Canada, has gained a global audience since it was named a finalist at the Goldcorp-backed #DisruptMining event earlier this year.

Working in tandem with Newfoundland and Labrador-based Anaconda Mining Inc., and keeping with the industry’s move towards sustainability, the researchers’ sustainable mining by drilling (SMD) method continues the movement by developing vein-type deposits that are exposed on the surface or in open-pit mines as opposed to underground.

Goldcorp has announced the winner of #DisruptMining 2019, a challenge that calls for innovators in the mining space to pitch and compete for investment. Among the finalists was a Toronto-based company, which developed Sustainable Mining by Drilling (SMD) technology.

Goldcorp (TSX:G,NYSE:GG) has narrowed down an impressive list of semi-finalists and announced the three finalists that will compete in the company’s 2019 #DisruptMining innovation contest.

Anaconda Mining Inc. is pleased to announce that the Company has been selected as one of three finalists to pitch to the distinguished panel of judges at the Goldcorp #DisruptMining 2019 live finale, during PDAC 2019.