Renforth Resources Inc (CSE:RFR, OTCQB:RFHRF) said it has established the polymetallic mineralization at the Lalonde showing on its Surimeau property at 2.4 kilometres.
The firm said mineralization has been extended to the east by around 1.7 kilometres and to the west by nearly 400 metres by surface sampling of electromagnetic anomalies located on the magnetic structure.
Current fieldwork discovered surface battery metals sulphides within the northern magnetic structure hosting Lalonde, the company said.
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Lalonde is located within Renforth's 330-kilometre Surimeau district property in Quebec, just north of the Victoria West mineralization previously drilled by Renforth.
"I am happy to report to shareholders that the detailed mag and EM survey we flew over the Victoria structure and the main part of the Lalonde showing at Surimeau successfully shows us the presence of sulphide mineralization within the magnetic structures, as proven by our prospecting work delivering visual mineralization when bedrock outcrop was able to be located by our field team,” the company's CEO Nicole Brewster said in a statement.
“Now we will wait for the assay results to accompany our visuals and will shortly be planning our next round of field work at Surimeau, to continue building value at Quebec's newest polymetallic battery metals property.”
Renforth also holds the Parbec gold deposit, a surface gold deposit contiguous to the Canadian Malartic Mine property in Malartic, Quebec; the Malartic West property, the site of a copper-silver discovery, and Nixon-Bartleman in Ontario.
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