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LaFleur Minerals Inc

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LaFleur Minerals Inc. explores for lithium and gold deposits in Canada. The company holds interest in the Swanson Gold Project that consist of 445 mineral claims and1 mining lease covering an area of 18,300 hectares located in city of Val-d’Or, Québec; and beacon gold mill and property consist of 11 mining claims and 1 mining located in the Abitibi Gold Belt in Quebec. LaFleur Minerals Inc. is based in Vancouver, Canada.

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Legal Entity

LaFleur Minerals Inc

Sector

Precious Metal

Founded

January 16, 2020

Employees

53

Reporting Currency

CAD

Contact Phone

+1 604 681 1568

Headquarters Address

2050 - 1055 West Georgia Street , Vancouver , BC V6E 3P3 , CA

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CUSIP

53227T202

Commodity Portfolio

AU Gold Primary

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LFLR CSE • CAD
LFLR:CNSX
LFLRF OTC • USD
LFLRF:OTCMKTS

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8 Mining Stocks Our Viewers Asked Us to Review | Sept 14th-18th

8 Mining Stocks Our Viewers Asked Us to Review | Sept 14th-18th

The Deep Dive
24 days ago 15:58

Key Highlights

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  • Market cap sits below the assessed value of the Beacon mill — a fully permitted 750-tpd mill with over CAD 20M already sunk into it and an independent replacement value around CAD 72M.
  • Lafleur paid roughly CAD 1.1M for the mill through Monarch Mining's bankruptcy, of which only about CAD 250k was cash — signaling soft industry appetite for the asset.
  • Re-commissioning is over 95% complete, and Trafigura is doing diligence on a $30M pre-pay and offtake.
  • First gold pour has slipped from March to April to Q2 to now end of 2026; tailings repairs are still outstanding and a new CEO just came in mid-restart.
  • Swanson holds roughly 227,000 ounces at under 2 g/t — speaker says re-rate comes from the first pour, a signed Trafigura deal, and steady throughput.

Host Steve Hyland works through eight viewer-requested names, framing each as a development, execution, or pure exploration story with a clear re-rate trigger. Barrick put 38.5% of 4 Mile into the Nevada JV for $1.95 billion — far below Citi's $10–20 billion range — to clear a default. i-80 Gold is fully funded but slipping: Cove and Granite Creek studies now target Q3, and Archimedes has slid to mid-2027. A US statutory gold revaluation at $4,300 per ounce would unlock roughly $1.1 trillion — effective QE without calling it QE. LaFleur's Beacon mill is past 95% recommissioned, but its first gold pour has slipped from March to year-end 2026, and a new CEO arrived mid-restart.

Gold & Silver Opportunities: Discovery, Development & Growth | July 16, 2026

Gold & Silver Opportunities: Discovery, Development & Growth | July 16, 2026

Investor TV
3 months ago

Key Highlights

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  • Kal Malhi says Trafigura, one of the largest gold trading firms in the world, is in the final stages of an offtake agreement with LaFleur worth about $30 million; the term sheet was executed after four months of negotiation and a site visit by their full team is scheduled for August 10, 2026.
  • He says LaFleur is roughly 90% ready to produce gold at its permitted Beacon mill and expects production later in 2026, with 160,000 ounces of Swanson resource on a mining lease and a permitted tailings deposit already in hand.
  • Malhi says the plan is to lift the Beacon mill from about 1,000 tonnes per day to 4,000 tonnes per day, and he argues new mill permits in Canada take three to five years to secure, so an existing permit lets LaFleur skip that wait.
  • He points to drilling at Swanson of 2.95 grams per tonne over 80 metres and 2.37 grams per tonne over 88 metres, hundreds of metres below the current resource, and says the company is working to take the deposit above one million ounces during 2026.
  • He says LaFleur grew the Swanson land package from 5,000 to 20,000 hectares with substantial historical non-43-101 resources, and describes the company as a three-tiered gold producer in Quebec's Abitibi belt.

Central bank buying of over 850 tonnes took gold to record levels in January 2026, and the panel says producer margins sit at historic extremes. Silver is heading into a sixth straight year of supply deficit, with annual mine output falling from 1.2 billion ounces toward 800 million. Robert Eckford argues jurisdiction now outranks project size, and points to New Zealand's six-month permitting as the competitive edge. Peter Espig's rule: fund projects that are not yet cash generative with equity, and reserve debt for producing mines expanding output. Chris Kerlow uses a barbell portfolio — about 80% in large producers, 20% in juniors expected to generate most of the returns.

A Closer Look at LaFleur Minerals' Low CAPEX Path to Gold Production

A Closer Look at LaFleur Minerals' Low CAPEX Path to Gold Production

CEO.CA
6 months ago 7:12

Key Highlights

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  • The CEO says a new PEA lays out a low-capital path back to production through the wholly owned Beacon Gold Mill: $31 million in initial capex (covering re-commissioning the mill and getting the Swanson mine into production) and a 65% IRR at the $2,750/oz base-case gold price.
  • About $4 million of the $31 million has already been spent re-commissioning the Beacon Mill, which sat in care and maintenance for two years; as of the April 2026 interview the refurbishment is just over 50% complete, on budget and on time, with a first gold pour targeted for later in 2026.
  • At the $2,750/oz base case the PEA implies an all-in sustaining cost just under $1,600/oz, which the CEO argues keeps the project very competitive even at $4,000-$5,000 gold.
  • The restart starts with a 100,000-tonne open-pit bulk sample at Swanson on the mining lease, processed at the Beacon Mill for roughly a year of production before a larger production decision, while drilling through the year aims to grow the mostly-indicated resource at depth.
  • LaFleur plans to expand the Beacon Mill to at least 3,000 tonnes per day as a regional processing hub, using existing on-site stockpiles of close to 20,000 tonnes (high-grade and low-grade) as commissioning test material and drawing on more than a year of talks with regional juniors to fill spare capacity.

LaFleur Minerals' new PEA (Preliminary Economic Assessment) charts a $31M CAD restart built around its wholly-owned Beacon Gold Mill. The $2,750 gold base case yields an AISC (All-In Sustaining Cost — what it really costs to produce an ounce) just under $1,600. CEO Paul Ténière says a 100,000-tonne bulk sample feeds the mill first, with the full production decision following those results. Beacon Mill refurbishment is just over 50% complete and on budget, with the first gold pour targeted for later in 2026. Regional M&A — Probe Gold's buyout by Fresnillo — could free up non-core projects near LaFleur's mill, management says.

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