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FCM signs potential 40% earn-in for McInnes Lake

First Class Metals plc has signed an exclusive 60-day agreement to finalise a potential 40% earn-in on the McInnes Lake gold property in northwest Ontario.

Lack: of previous systematic exploration in a favourable geological setting presents realistic expectation for a significant discovery (stock photo)

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The company paid CA$5,000 to Emerald Geological Services Ltd to complete negotiations within the period.

The figure will be deducted from FCM’s year one work programme expected to cost $50,000.

Emerald will undertake the geological work on the property with no charge for their personnel’s time.

FCM said it would have a “relatively low-cost entry into what is considered to be a highly prospective greenfield project”, with no further cash commitments.

The company noted that the Red Lake mining district is “renowned for its rich gold mining history and impressive production” with a collective production as of 2020 of more than 26 million ounces gold.·       

Chief executive Marc Sale added: “This is an exciting development for FCM greenfield exploration opportunities on a property which potentially contains the same structure that is present at Red Lake.

“The lack of previous systematic or comprehensive exploration in a favourable geological setting presents realistic expectation for a significant discovery.”

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