Noble Minerals launches ground follow-up of AirTEM, Heli-borne Survey Near Havre St. Pierre, Quebec (NHSP Property)
Noble’s ground follow-up targets a new EM anomaly at Havre St. Pierre as exploration continues across its multi-commodity portfolio.

Noble Mineral Exploration Inc. has deployed a field crew and helicopter to conduct ground follow-up on a significant electromagnetic anomaly identified by a 2023 AirTEM survey on its NHSP Property in northern Quebec. The anomaly measures approximately 800m x 700m and is situated on the contact of the Havre St. Pierre Anorthositic Complex. The geological environment is analogous to nearby discoveries of massive sulphide mineralization containing copper, nickel, and elevated platinum group elements (PGEs). The immediate operational objective is to investigate the cause of the conductivity to refine exploration targets and guide future drilling programs.
Noble Mineral Exploration Inc. (NOB) announced a standard progression in its exploration lifecycle, moving from airborne geophysics to ground verification. This step follows the 2023 survey data and does not constitute a discovery or resource definition. The update aligns with previously communicated exploration plans as the company advances multiple properties across Ontario, Quebec, and Labrador throughout 2025 and 2026. The news is incremental and does not alter the fundamental risk profile, financial position, or near-term liquidity requirements.
Noble Mineral Exploration Inc. is a mineral exploration company focused on critical minerals and base metals across Ontario, Quebec, and Labrador. The company’s portfolio includes approximately 70,000 hectares in Northern Ontario and approximately 14,000 hectares in Quebec and Newfoundland.
Key projects include the Havre St. Pierre (Ni-Cu-PGE), Lucas Gold, Cere-Villebon (Cu-Ni-PGE), Chapiteau and Mehmet (REE), and Gull Lake (REE) properties. The company has a history of distributing shareholder value through spin-offs of assets like Canada Nickel Company and Homeland Nickel, with over $28 million in historical distributions. Management maintains a focus on leveraging advanced exploration technologies and government grants to advance its portfolio.