- Laurion’s completed 3D DCIP and MT inversions image structures down to 2.5 km, revealing deep-seated faults and shear zones
- Laurion as a highly attractive acquisition target for companies seeking district-scale gold-polymetallic systems in Canada
- A 7,000-metre drill program is underway, targeting newly identified deep structures
Laurion Mineral Exploration Inc. (TSX-V: LME | OTC: LMEFF) has announced the successful completion of advanced 3D direct-current induced polarization (DCIP) and magnetotelluric (MT) inversions at its flagship Ishkōday Project in northwestern Ontario. The new results mark a significant milestone in the company’s effort to identify deep mineralization and refine structural controls across its large and highly prospective property and help to position Laurion as a prime acquisition target.
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The survey—spanning approximately 26.4 km and imaging depths of up to 2.5 km—has revealed key subsurface features including deep-seated faults and shear zones that may host gold and polymetallic mineralization.
“Our recently completed 3D MT and DCIP inversions represent a major technical leap forward for the Ishkōday Project,” said Cynthia Le Sueur-Aquin, President and CEO of Laurion in a response to Stockhouse. “For the first time, we’re imaging structures at depths of up to 2.5 kilometres with high fidelity, revealing deep-seated faults and shear zones that are likely conduits for mineralizing fluids. This structural insight, when combined with our strong drill database and predictive geoscience, positions LAURION as an increasingly attractive acquisition target for groups seeking district-scale gold-polymetallic systems in stable jurisdictions.”
Cynthia Le Sueur-Aquin, Laurion President and CEO
The Ishkōday Project now benefits from over 95,000 metres of drilling, most of it completed in recent years, across a 6 km by 2.5 km mineralized corridor. The company controls 57 km² of 100%-owned tenure in a low-risk jurisdiction.
“What makes LAURION particularly compelling to a potential investor is our unique combination of scale, data, and momentum,” added Le Sueur-Aquin. “We control 57 km² of 100%-owned tenure with a highly prospective, derisked 6 km by 2.5 km mineralized corridor that continues to deliver strong geological results. Over 95,000 metres of drilling—most of it completed in the last few years—has provided a robust foundation for modeling and resource definition. We’ve also built strong stakeholder relationships and an operational team capable of advancing the project efficiently.”
Cynthia Le Sueur-Aquin, Laurion President and CEO
The company is currently executing a 7,000-metre drill program focused on testing newly identified deep targets that emerged from the 3D geophysical modeling. The program aims to refine Laurion’s evolving geological model and support future resource evaluations.
“As for next steps, we are actively drilling a 7,000-metre program focused on testing deeper and structurally refined targets, many of which have been newly identified through our 3D geophysical work,” Le Sueur-Aquin continued. “Our technical team is integrating these results into an updated 3D model that will support future resource evaluation. We remain focused on delivering shareholder value—both through systematic exploration and by remaining open to strategic alternatives and transactional opportunities that may arise.”
Cynthia Le Sueur-Aquin, Laurion President and CEO
With technical momentum building and deep structural understanding now in hand, Laurion continues to position itself as a leading exploration company targeting district-scale gold and polymetallic systems in Canada.
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