Highlights
The Mercur site team, under the leadership of General Manager
Tim Barnett , is scaling up with eight staff members now driving this year's exploration, resource delineation, geotechnical, and hydrogeological drilling activities.This year's metallurgical program comprised of twenty column leach tests to support the Preliminary Feasibility Study ("PFS") is in progress with
Kappes Cassiday & Associates ("KCA") inReno, Nevada , with initial results expected in mid-2026.Environmental baseline data collection, a key input to the permitting process, is on-going under the direction of
Revival Gold's lead environmental consultant, Stantec. Focus areas include wildlife, vegetation, soils, aquatic life, hydrogeology, cultural resources, air, and geochemistry.Mineral resource modeling and engineering design studies are underway with the Company's key technical consultants including RESPEC, WSP, and KCA.
A legacy water well, previously used for Mercur milling operations, was surveyed and sampled. The pump was replaced and a step draw-down pumping test to expected mine operating requirements was successfully performed.
This year's previously announced 16,000-meter drilling program in support of the PFS is now approximately 15% complete with two reverse circulation rigs drilling.
The Mercur site office is being upgraded to support the Company's growing team.
Overall, the Mercur heap leach PFS remains on track for end of Q1 2027 release with completion of mine permitting expected by year-end 2027.
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