Revitalizing critical mineral production in Quebec’s premier Matagami mining district.

Nuvau Minerals Targets Matagami Mine Restart in Québec

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“We've got the infrastructure from the past-producing mine processing facility, it’s a permitted mine. And we've got over 10 years of resources available to us as well on the property. So we've got all the pieces there required to, at some point, get the property back into production,” said Nuvau Minerals President and CEO Peter van Alphen.

Following its successful initial public offering on the TSX Venture Exchange and its acquisition of the Matagami property from Glencore (LSE:GLEN,OTC Pink:GLCNF), Nuvau Minerals (TSXV:NMC) is embarking on an aggressive exploration strategy in 2025, including an intensified drilling campaign to expand known resources at Matagami.

In an interview at the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference, Nuvau’s president and CEO, Peter van Alphen, highlighted the strategic importance of the acquisition, describing the project’s “incredible exploration opportunities.”

“(Matagami) is a very large land package with multiple targets already identified — we've made two discoveries so far … We've got the infrastructure from the past-producing mine processing facility, it’s a permitted mine," he said.

"And we've got over 10 years of resources available to us as well on the property. So we've got all the pieces there required to, at some point, get the property back into production," added van Alphen.

Work at the project in 2025 will include geological assessments to de-risk the property, an aggressive drilling program to expand the resource, obtaining permits for a new tailings facility and work toward restarting production.

In addition to pursuing a clear path to near-term production, van Alphen also emphasized the property’s exploration potential.

“It also has incredible exploration potential in the northern part of the Abitibi greenstone belt. So we're in the right location. It's in Québec. So we've got incredible support from the Québec government through various sources, including funding,” he said.

Watch the full interview with Nuvau President and CEO Peter van Alphen above.

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