• Lahontan Gold plans drilling at its Santa Fe mine project in Nevada to assess historic waste rock for potential low-cost gold production.
• The program comprises up to 100 reverse-circulation holes averaging approximately 35 meters deep.
• Testing will evaluate approximately 9 million tonnes of waste rock for precious-metal grades and suitability for heap leaching.
• The existing mine plan already requires moving this material, potentially allowing additional production from rock otherwise handled as waste.
• Santa Fe is targeting a return to production in 2027.

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