FAQ on LaFleur Minerals Inc.'s Swanson Gold Project and Beacon Mill Restart

What is the Swanson Gold Project?

The Swanson Gold Project is a large-scale gold exploration and development project in Quebec’s Abitibi Gold Belt, covering over 16,000 hectares with significant gold and critical metals potential.

Why is LaFleur Minerals Inc. extracting a bulk sample from Swanson?

The 100,000-tonne bulk sample aims to assess the viability of the Swanson Gold Deposit, supporting a scoping study for future production and generating near-term cash flow.

How will the bulk sample be processed?

The mineralized material will be processed at LaFleur’s fully permitted Beacon Gold Mill, located 50 km away from the Swanson site.

When is the Beacon Gold Mill expected to restart?

The company targets the restart of the Beacon Gold Mill and commencement of gold production by the end of 2025.

What are the current resources at the Swanson Gold Project?

Swanson currently hosts an indicated resource of 123,400 oz Au and an inferred resource of 64,500 oz Au.

Where is the Swanson Gold Project located?

The project is situated in Quebec’s Abitibi Gold Belt, near Val-d’Or, and is easily accessible by road with a rail line running through the property.

Who owns the Beacon Gold Mill?

The Beacon Gold Mill is 100% owned by LaFleur Minerals Inc. and is being considered for processing material from Swanson and for custom milling operations for nearby projects.

What is the capacity of the Beacon Gold Mill?

The Beacon Gold Mill is capable of processing over 750 tonnes per day.

How can I find more information about LaFleur Minerals Inc.?

For more information, please visit LaFleur Minerals’ official website.

Where can I view the full press release about this initiative?

The full press release can be viewed at https://ibn.fm/YWCAl.