MSALABS participated in Guyana Mining Week 2026, hosting an Awards and Cocktail Ceremony.
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Presence & Recognition
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“Thank you to everyone who joined us during Guyana Mining Week 2026. Our team had a great time connecting with clients, colleagues and industry partners, celebrating Guyana’s growing mining community and supporting the continued development of a modern, responsible and resilient mining sector.”
— MSALABS team
Company
MSALABS
We deliver a full range of geochemical laboratory services specifically for exploration & mining industries.
- Industry
- Mining
- Location
- Langley, CA
- Company size
- 324 employees
MSALABS is an innovative assay services company offering a full range of geochemical laboratory services tailored to our client’s needs. We are an experienced global provider of geochemical laboratory services for the exploration and mining industries and our network of laboratories around the world ensures faster samples turnaround time and lower costs for our clients. At MSALABS we understand that mining and exploration are dynamic and the pace and performance of these projects can be heavily reliant on assay results to guide management decisions on the next phase of work, in turn enabled by timely accurate data. We focus on delivering the fastest turnaround times in the industry. We have a rapidly growing global network of laboratories in key mining regions around the world to limit lead times and transit costs and we employ the latest hi-tech analysis equipment. Our dedicated and responsive team ensure they understand your project and provide expert advice on the best analysis methodology for you. We have a partnership with Chrysos Corporation, the developer of the groundbreaking PhotonAssay™technology for the deployment of their units globally. PhotonAssay™ is an x-ray assay technology providing more accurate analysis of gold, silver and copper in hours, not days or weeks. It is an environmentally friendly alternative to fire assay on site and in the laboratory.
Founded 2015