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Kirkland Lake completes survey over KL West project

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Executive Summary
- Kirkland Lake Discoveries Corp. completed a 2,000‑line‑km helicopter‑borne magnetotelluric (MobileMT) survey over its KL West project on October 2.
- The survey provides high‑resolution resistivity data to depths >1 km, enabling better definition of the Winnie Pluton and surrounding conductive bodies.
- Results will be integrated with 2024 geochemical anomalies to generate high‑priority drill targets for a planned fall 2025/winter 2026 drilling campaign; assay results from the ongoing private placement are expected shortly thereafter.
Key Details
- Survey Scope: 2,000 line‑kilometres of MobileMT data collected across KL West, Ontario.
- Timeline: Commenced 23 Sept 2024, completed 2 Oct 2024.
- Technology: Helicopter‑borne magnetotelluric system (MobileMT) operating at 25 Hz–21 kHz, delivering subsurface imaging to >1 km depth with high spatial and resistivity resolution.
- Operator: Conducted by Expert Geophysics.
- Objective: Map the Winnie Pluton intrusion, define its contacts at depth, and identify conductive structures that may host mineralization.
- Integration Plan: Combine MT results with 2024 geochemical anomaly data to prioritize targets for a fall 2025/winter 2026 drill program.
- Future Work: Assay results from the current private placement will be released next week; geological interpretation and further updates will follow.
Notable Quotes
“This helicopter MT survey will provide us with key data to accelerate our understanding of the Winnie Pluton and its role in the area’s mineralization,” – Stefan Sklepowicz, CEO.
“By integrating these geophysical results with our 2024 geochemical anomalies, we’ll generate robust, high‑priority targets for our fall 2025/winter 2026 drill campaign.” – Stefan Sklepowicz, CEO.
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