Heritage Mining

Heritage Mining: District-Scale Opportunities with Historically Promising Assets

Heritage Mining focuses on district-scale assets targeting gold and copper mineralizations within Ontario. The company’s flagship project is Drayton-Black Lake, a strategically assembled district-scale project with encouraging bulk samples, high-grade gold intercepts and robust existing infrastructure. An experienced management team leads Heritage Mining with over 100 years of experience working within the natural resources sector.

The 14,229-hectare project has received significant historical exploration with over 176 holes drilled that have discovered high-grade gold and copper. The project is located in a mature mining district in Ontario, a jurisdiction known for its low geopolitical risk and mining-friendly government.

Heritage Mining

Company Highlights

  • Heritage Mining is an exploration and development mining company with district-scale opportunities in Ontario targeting gold and copper.
  • The company’s flagship project, the Drayton-Black Lake project, has strong historical results but has never been systematically explored from a low-grade high tonnage perspective. Heritage is the first company to own the entire area and will conduct a thorough exploration program to identify promising mineralizations.
  • Drayton-Black Lake project has existing infrastructure that provides year-round highway access to the property, a significant advantage over other regional projects.
  • Heritage Mining’s Contact Bay project contains high-grade copper-gold mineralizations and exposes the company to the critical minerals market that is rapidly growing within Ontario.
  • A veteran management team leads the company with 100 years of experience in the mining sector.

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