- Val-d’Or Mining (VZZ) is starting work on its 2022 field work campaigns
- The Quebec-based mineral exploration company will focus on two of its wholly-owned properties
- Exploration work is taking place on the company’s precious metals and critical property as well as its strategic copper-zinc minerals prospects
- The company has a total budget of $84,000 allocated for the program
- Val-d’Or Mining is unchanged, trading at $0.08 at 10:04 am ET
Val-d’Or Mining (VZZ) is starting work on its 2022 field work campaigns.
The Quebec-based mineral exploration company will focus on two of its wholly-owned properties.
Exploration work is taking place on the company’s precious metals and critical property as well as its strategic copper-zinc minerals prospects. Both properties are located in Quebec’s Abitibi Greenstone Belt.
Fieldwork on both properties will follow up on previously defined induced polarization anomalies. The company also recently completed a soil sampling program to inform new fieldwork.
The company has a total budget of $84,000 allocated for the program.
Exploration aims to delineate new geochemical targets for follow-up ground fieldwork, including drilling if warranted.
The junior natural resource issuer continues to focus on acquiring and exploring its mineral property assets, most of which are situated in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt of Northeast Ontario and Northwest Québec.
Its mineral interests are broad and range from gold, copper-zinc-silver, nickel-copper-PGE to industrial and energy minerals.
Val-d’Or Mining is unchanged, trading at $0.08 at 10:04 am ET.