What it owns
The focus of recent attention has been BAM, a gold desposit on the company's wider portfolio of assets in Ontario
In total, Landores mining leases now cover an area of 7,862ha, extend for 22 kilometres and encompass the BAM gold deposit, B4-7 nickel-copper-cobalt-PGEs deposit; VW nickel-copper deposit; the Lamaune Gold exploration target; and the Lamaune iron deposit.
How's it doing?
Landore has been steadily building up a comprehensive body of data on the mineralisation on its ground at Junior Lake in Ontario, Canada.
This mineralisation is varied and diverse, and includes, in separate and overlaying parts of Junior Lake gold, copper, nickel, several platinum group elements, and cobalt.
In April 2020 the company raised £260,000 to keep it going.
In July 2020 the company raised a further £2.8mln to allow for further exploration over the following months. This fundraise included a significant investment from Eric Sprott, who now owns more than 9% of the company.
Gold resource at BAM East
The BAM East gold deposit on Junior Lake is a relatively new discovery, but Landore has nonetheless made great strides with it in a short time.
Already the NI 43-101 resource amounts to just over 1mln ounces of gold.
Currently, the deposit remains open in several directions, so theres plenty more potential.
Whats more, metallurgical test work has indicated that gold recoveries are likely to run at between 97% and 99%, which is very high and is likely to make for a very efficient operation.
Nickel, platinum and other metals at B4-7
In addition to the BAM East project, Landore has undertaken significant work on the B4-7 deposit, which also lies on the Junior Lake property.
At the last count, the resource at B4-7 amounted to 3,292,000 toRead More – Source
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