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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.