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Finlay Minerals is a TSX Venture Exchange company focused on exploration for base and precious metal deposits in northern British Columbia. The company's flagship properties - Pil and Atty are situated in the Toodoggone region, a mineral rich area that is host to several copper-gold porphyry and epithermal gold-silver deposits. New discoveries on the Pil property include the Northwest Zone copper-molybdenum porphyry mineralization and the Atlas East/Pillar East epithermal gold-silver zones.

Currently producing mines in the Toodoggone region are Northgate Mineral's Kemess Mine (copper-gold) and Sable Resource's Baker Mine (gold-silver). The Kemess operation is the largest metal mine in northern BC and is also the province's largest gold producer. The massive Kemess North copper-gold deposit and the recent discovery of adjacent new mineralized zones may greatly extend the mine's life. Finlay's Atty property immediately adjoins the Kemess North deposit. In 2008, a Titan 24 geophysical survey indicated the potential for a northerly extension of one of the newly discovered zones east of the Kemess North deposit onto the Atty property.

Finlay also acquired the Silver Hope property adjacent to the former Equity silver-copper-gold mine southeast of Houston, BC. This mine was formerly the province's largest silver producer. The Company has substantially updated the database on the Silver Hope property with the completion of soil sampling, and gravity and induced polarization geophysical surveys. Along with economically significant silver-copper intersections in the “Main Horizon” trend, the Company has delineated an adjacent new 2.5 kilometer long mineralized “East” zone, along with the “West” zone.

Management is lead by Mr. John Barakso with over 40 years of exploration experience and a member of the Kemess North deposit discovery team. Technical management also includes Mr. Robert Brown, P.Eng and Mr. Warner Gruenwald, P.Geo both with over 30 years in the mineral exploration field.
 
 

 
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