Tataki Mining and Grindwell Settle Debt, Plans Tati Nickel Reopening
Tataki Mining has reached a debt settlement with Grindwell, allowing plans to reopen Tati Nickel to proceed. The agreement has removed a provisional liquidation case at the High Court. Tataki Mining, a subsidiary of Global Critical Resource Corp (GCR), is moving forward with restarting operations at Tati Nickel, which ceased in 2016. GCR acquired the Phoenix mine for $15 million and held a reopening ceremony in September 2025.
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Tataki Mining has finalized a debt settlement with Grindwell, enabling the restart of Tati Nickel operations. This agreement has led to the removal of a provisional liquidation case from the High Court.
Tataki Mining, owned by Global Critical Resource Corp (GCR), is now accelerating plans to revive the Tati Nickel site, which was closed in 2016. The site includes the former Phoenix and Selkirk mines, with GCR purchasing Phoenix for $15 million. A reopening ceremony for the project was held in September 2025.
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