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Analyst Report Cites Positive Momentum for LaFleur Minerals with Beacon Mill MOU

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A recent analyst update from Red Cloud Securities is emphasizing the significance of a newly signed memorandum of understanding (MOU) between LaFleur Minerals (CSE:LFLR) and Granada Gold Mine, which could accelerate LaFleur’s path to production. The report highlights the company’s progress toward restarting its 100 percent owned Beacon mill and in advancing its Swanson gold project, both located within the prolific Abitibi Gold Belt in Quebec, Canada.


According to the report, prepared by Red Cloud mining analyst Taylor Combaluzier, LaFleur’s strategy to leverage its milling infrastructure while advancing its resource base could enhance its position in the Abitibi gold district. Investors will be watching closely for updates on operational milestones and exploration results.

The Beacon Mill in Val-d'Or, Qu\u00e9becBeacon Mill in Val-d'Or, Québec

Key Takeaways from the Report:

  • Strategic MOU with Granada Gold: The agreement allows both companies to assess the potential for processing Granada’s mineralized material at the Beacon facility. The analyst report views this as an important step in LaFleur’s hub-and-spoke processing strategy.
  • Beacon Mill Restart Potential: The report notes that a restart plan and estimated capital requirements for the 750 tons per day mill are expected by Q2 2025, with potential production targeted for late 2025. Once operational, the mill could process material supporting annual gold production of 30,000 to 40,000 oz.
  • Swanson Project Development: The report highlights Swanson’s existing resource of 188,000 oz (indicated and inferred) and upcoming bulk sampling and metallurgical work as key milestones before advancing to a preliminary economic assessment.
  • Exploration Upside: The report points to LaFleur’s aggressive exploration plans, with drilling at Swanson and historical targets at Jolin and Bartec, as potential drivers for resource growth.
  • Valuation Considerations: While no rating is assigned, the report suggests that successfully restarting the Beacon mill and generating cash flow could lead to a revaluation of LaFleur’s shares.

For the full analyst report, click here.

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