
Mining & metals · Baia Mare, Maramureș County, Romania
Romaltyn — Gold Recovery Project
Reprocessing of gold-bearing tailings in Baia Mare using Carbon-In-Pulp / Carbon-In-Leach technology, with active licences and an in-house exploration division. Sale of a ready industrial asset.
About the project
Project overview
Romaltyn is located in the historic Baia Mare mining district in north-western Romania and reprocesses mining waste to recover precious metals. The asset also handles gold-bearing ore and concentrates, and includes a licensed exploration and mining division.
The technical system comprises a tailings extraction unit, a processing and refining unit with a detoxification system, and a decantation plant, connected by 13 km of pipelines. Historic throughput from 1999–2006 reached 5.4 million tonnes; installed design capacity is 2.8 million tonnes per year.
Key points
Numbers, projections and project parameters
- Asset
- Gold tailings reprocessing, Baia Mare, Romania (EU)
- Resource
- 8.5 M t of tailings · ≈147,000 oz gold equivalent
- Processing
- CIP/CIL plant, 2.8 M t/year design capacity
- Licences
- Active mining and processing licences in place
- Price
- $5 M acquisition
- Upside
- Leverage to the gold price; brownfield restart, no greenfield permitting
Figures follow the project deck and are indicative until confirmed in due diligence.
Why this project
Key investment highlights
Licensed and permitted
Two operating entities — Romaltyn Mining SRL and Romaltyn Exploration SRL — with valid licences.
Defined resource
8.5 million tonnes of tailings containing roughly 147,000 oz gold equivalent.
Proven technology
Carbon-In-Pulp and Carbon-In-Leach circuits with a full detoxification system.
EU jurisdiction
Located in Romania — a European Union member state with an established mining code.
How Tau Invest Solutions supports this project
We act as your local partner end to end: economic-zone selection, government liaison, permits and approvals, design, construction, commissioning and the optimal financing structure.