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LaFleur Minerals (CSE: LFLR) (OTCQB: LFLRF) (FSE: 3WK0) reported major technical and infrastructure advancements at its Swanson Gold Deposit and wholly owned Beacon Gold Mill in Québec as it enters the final stages of its Preliminary Economic Assessment. Progress includes completed verification drilling to support the PEA, ongoing metallurgical and mill optimization studies, and evaluation of permitted tailings facility expansion, all supporting a disciplined, capital-efficient restart of gold production. With gold prices well above levels seen during Beacon’s last operation in 2022, the company is advancing plans to restart the 750-tonne-per-day mill, scalable under the PEA to 1,000 tpd and potentially 3,000–4,000 tpd longer term, leveraging feed from its nearby Swanson Gold Project. LaFleur also highlighted recently completed $7.8 million financing to fully fund the mill restart, continued metallurgical testing and infrastructure planning, and preliminary discussions with Canadian National Railway on rail enhancements to support long-term production and logistics efficiencies.
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