I-80 Gold Corp. Announces High-Grade Mineral Resource Estimate for FAD Project

Reuters2025-11-13
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/IAUX">I-80 Gold Corp</a>. Announces High-Grade Mineral Resource Estimate for FAD Project

I-80 Gold Corp. has announced an updated high-grade mineral resource estimate for its FAD Project, located immediately south of the company's Ruby Hill Property in northeastern Nevada. The new estimate confirms the presence of significant gold, silver, lead, and zinc mineralization, with 594,000 tonnes of ore in the indicated category and 2,736,000 tonnes in the inferred category. The company is focusing on advancing five gold projects and refurbishing its central processing facility as part of its strategy to become a mid-tier gold producer in the region. The technical report for the project will not be filed on SEDAR+ or EDGAR, according to the company.

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