Leopard Lake Gold Corporation Acquires New Mining Claims to Enhance Tungsten, silver and Zinc Potential
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Leopard Lake Gold Corporation Acquires New Mining Claims to Enhance Tungsten, silver and Zinc Potential
Vancouver, British Columbia--(February 24, 2025)-- Leopard Lake Gold Corporation (CSE:LP) is pleased to announce the acquisition of 24 new strategic mining claims in the MRC du Granit, located in St-Robert Bellarmin and St-Théophile, specifically targeting tungsten, silver and zinc.
A Strategic Investment for the Future
This acquisition, the result of in-depth geological analysis and historical data on magnetic anomalies, strengthens our presence in a region with high potential for critical and strategic minerals, particularly tungsten, silver and zinc.
Promising Outlook
"The geological structure is proving to be more complex than initially assumed, offering new opportunities for discoveries," says Daniel Bélanger, CEO of Leopard Lake Gold. "The work in 2024 will provide us with crucial answers, and the newly acquired magnetic anomalies are essential to complete our exploration."
Regional Potential
The Beauce region is renowned for its potential for critical and strategic minerals. This acquisition could help stimulate the local economy and position Quebec as a key player in this sector.
About Leopard Lake Gold Corp.
Leopard Lake is engaged in the business of mineral exploration and the acquisition of mineral property assets in Canada, including the St. Robert property, which is comprised of 251 mining claims in the southern Beauce region, approximately 146 kilometres south of the Quebec city airport.
On Behalf of Leopard Lake Gold Corp.
Daniel Bélanger
Chief Executive Officer and President
For further information, please contact:
Daniel Bélanger
Chief Executive Officer and President
(418) 933-3443
Forward-Looking Statements:
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