Ranked as the 7th largest graphite deposit in the world by Mining.com and Mining Intelligence, the La Loutre project is located in Quebec, Canada. The property lies within the Grenville Geological Province, renowned for its favorable conditions for the formation of flake graphite.
Net present value (NPV)
Internal rate of return (IRR)
Investment recovery possible
Initial investment required to build the mine and infrastructure: $504.5M
These estimates are based on an average graphite price of US$1,524 per tonne and an exchange rate of CAD$1 = US$0.70
The company also holds interests in seven early-stage exploration projects in southern Quebec, the Laurentians, and the KZA territory: Ruisseau, Tremblant, Meloche, Boyd, Dieppe, North Low, and Carmin. These represent:
In the region, the highest graphite grades are generally associated with geological contacts between marble and paragneiss or quartzite. Disseminated mineralization of large flake graphite is present in several locations within the Grenville Province metamorphic belt, which extends from Quebec to southeastern Ontario.
The presence of this mineralization in the region creates potential for the future development of responsible mining activities with low environmental impact.
Lomiko Metals has identified grades of up to 27.9% graphitic carbon (Cg) on its early-stage projects in the Laurentians. This work has notably led to the discovery of four new mineralized zones on the Ruisseau project, extending over 3 km.
The spring 2025 field program confirmed the continuity of the two western zones. One of them has expanded considerably, increasing from 1,480 m in 2024 to approximately 3,850 m.
These results led to the development of a new exploration program, comprising 38 boreholes:
Recent work has identified new priority exploration targets on the Yellow Fox property. The observed geochemical anomalies follow a similar orientation to the Yellow Fox index and are located close to it.
Previous trenches had samples reaching up to 59.43 g/t of gold (Au), 11.10% of antimony (Sb), 7.00% of zinc (Zn), 72.90 g/t of silver (Ag) and 5.50% of lead (Pb), in arsenopyrite-stibnite veins within an altered monzogranite.
The technical information presented has been reviewed and approved by Gordana Slepcev, P.Eng., CEO of Lomiko Metals, acting as a Qualified Person within the meaning of Canadian Standard NI 43-101.
The documents were also reviewed by Wayne Reid, P.Geo., Qualified Person for Metals Creek, Newfoundland.
The samples were dried and then analyzed by Eastern Analytical Ltd. (Springdale, Newfoundland) according to the ICP34 method, using the ICP-OES analytical technique.
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