Freeman Gold Corp (TSXV: FMAN) has wrapped up its reverse circulation drilling campaign at the Lemhi Gold project in Idaho, drilling 30 holes for a total of 2,860m. The programme aimed to convert inferred resources within the existing pit shell to higher-confidence categories and test extensions to the north, south and the Beauty Zone.
CEO Bassam Moubarak confirmed that drilling was completed on time and on budget. Assays are anticipated in early Q3 and will support an updated NI 43‑101 mineral resource estimate and preliminary economic assessment expected in early 2026. The campaign is designed to both bolster the current resource base and explore additional gold zones adjacent to the pit.
The Lemhi deposit covers approximately 30km² and currently contains close to 988,100oz of gold in measured and indicated categories, with another 256,000oz inferred. These forthcoming assay results represent a significant milestone on the path toward a potential production decision.
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