Fulcrum Metals recently visited Kirkland Lake, Canada. The team inspected surface-level gold tailings, highlighting their accessibility and significant extraction potential.
The company achieved impressive gold recovery rates of 59.4% from extract testing, surpassing previous benchmarks. Plans are underway to further assess and define the full extent of the gold within the tailings. Fulcrum prioritises engagement with First Nations, emphasizing the mutual economic and environmental benefits of the project’s development and future reclamation efforts.
The video is an interview with Ryan Mee, CEO of FKR Metals, discussing their recent site visit to Canada. The discussion revolves around various aspects of their project, particularly the visible gold tailings on the surface, and their engagement with First Nations.
Key Points:
- Site Visit to Canada: Ryan Mee recently visited their site in Canada, where he highlighted the visible tailings that contain gold. This visit included a demonstration of the scale of the tailings at the surface, which do not require extensive digging to access.
- Hands-On Sampling: Ryan and his colleague Mitchell engaged in hands-on ore sampling, allowing them to better understand the geological characteristics of the project. They observed that the gold in the tailings is finely grained and visible, confirming previous tests that no further grinding or milling is needed for processing.
- Engagement with First Nations: A significant part of the trip was meeting with the First Nations to start engagement, an essential aspect of any mining or exploration project in Canada.
- Visual Media and Investor Communication: The company has been proactive in sharing drone footage and photos on social media to show the tailings and their work on-site, helping to visually communicate the project’s potential to investors.
The interview emphasizes the ease of access to the tailings, the visible presence of gold, and the strategic steps the company is taking both in terms of engagement and exploration.
