Welcome to our dedicated page for Foran Mining news (Ticker: FMCXF), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Foran Mining stock.
Foran Mining Corporation (FMCXF) generates news primarily through exploration and development updates from its copper-zinc-gold-silver projects, with a focus on the McIlvenna Bay district in east-central Saskatchewan. Investors and sector followers can use this page to review company announcements that describe drilling results, geological interpretations and project development milestones.
Recent news has highlighted Foran’s winter drill programs at the McIlvenna Bay Project, where the company is testing extensions of the McIlvenna Bay Deposit and further delineating the Bridge Zone and Tesla Zone. Releases include detailed assay results from drill holes such as BZ-25-01, which intersected massive and semi-massive sulphide lenses and copper-rich stringer zones related to both the Bridge Zone and the underlying McIlvenna Bay Deposit.
Updates often describe how new intersections compare with existing resource shells, whether mineralization remains open down-plunge, and how refined geological models link McIlvenna Bay, the Tesla Zone and the Bridge Zone. Foran also reports on the scale of its drill programs, the number of rigs operating, and how these campaigns support planned resource estimates and ongoing feasibility work.
Readers can expect news items that cover exploration results, orebody knowledge studies, quality assurance and quality control procedures, and commentary from technical leadership. This page serves as a central location to review Foran’s official disclosures about its exploration progress and project development within the McIlvenna Bay district and related deposits.
Foran Mining (FMCXF) has announced significant results from its 2025 winter drill program at the McIlvenna Bay Project in Saskatchewan. The first drill hole, BZ-25-01, confirmed a 200m down-plunge expansion of the deposit with higher-than-average reserve grades.
Key findings include:
- 41m of contiguous mineralization with 8m at 3.00% CuEq followed by 33m grading 1.39% CuEq
- Bridge Zone expansion with 21.8m grading 1.89% CuEq
- Nine exploration drill rigs currently active
The company's 2025 winter program will be its largest ever, with over 30,000m of drilling planned using eight rigs for Tesla resource estimation and Bridge Zone delineation, plus one rig for near-mine targets. The results suggest potential continuation of mineralization at depth, parallel to the Tesla Zone, with the Bridge Zone possibly hosted in a fault slice between Tesla and McIlvenna Bay mineralized bodies.