Stardust Metal identifies high-grade gold targets at Kirkland West project near Agnico Eagle’s Macassa mine

By Public Technologies
  • Stardust Metal outlined a high-grade gold thesis for its Kirkland West project beside Agnico Eagle’s Macassa mine in Ontario.
  • Key evidence cited includes historic Baldwin Mine output averaging about 18 g/t gold, plus a 2021 drill intercept of 86.2 g/t over 0.5 meters.
  • The company’s model targets structures it believes were offset across the Amikougami Fault, based partly on Macassa’s west-trending section.
  • Drill permitting has started ahead of a two-tier program focused on shallow Baldwin targets and deeper follow-up near the BAL21-024 intercept.


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