Taseko Mines

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Taseko Mines Limited

Company type	Public
Traded as	TSX: TKO AMEX: TGB
Industry	Copper and Gold, Niobium
Founded	1999
Headquarters	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Key people	Mr. Stuart McDonald, Teseko's President & CEO
Products	Copper, Gold,Niobium, and molybdenum
Revenue	$218.07 million[1] USD (2007)
Operating income	$56.98 million[1] USD (2007)
Net income	$56.98 million[1] USD (2007)
Number of employees	514 (2010)
Website	www.tasekomines.com

Taseko Mines Limited is a mid-tier copper producer located in British Columbia, Canada. It operates Gibraltar Mine, the second largest open-pit copper mine in Canada, and is in the planning stages for several other mines including the Prosperity Mine, Harmony, and Aley. All production is sold at non-hedged market based prices. The market capitalization currently is roughly 740 million dollars.