A recent announcement could be a turning point for one junior miner in the prolific Red Lake District. Their fully permitted mine, with 1.65 million ounces of high-grade gold, is one step closer to restarting production. With $68M in funding and a January Pre-Feasibility Study, the path to 2025 production is clearer than ever. Backed by industry giants like Frank Giustra, the potential upside is immense. Discover the details behind the news here.
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