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 Geologically similar to Barrick’s world-renowned 23Moz Hemlo Mine.

 Multiple high-grade grab samples confirmed.

 Exploration permits secured, including for stripping and trenching.

North Hemlo is the joint flagship property of First Class Metals, offering significant potential for both precious and base metal mineralisation. The property has been strategically consolidated into a single, cohesive block, now covering approximately 

 Notably, the Dead Otter Lake gold/molybdenum showing is a focal point.

 through a purchase agreement with OnGold, extending the property to the north.

 The Dotted Lake/Fairservice prospect’s geophysical signature continues onto North Hemlo.

 of high-definition magnetic survey data has identified multiple linear anomalies, particularly where N-S and NW-SE structures intersect.

First Class Metals is committed to unlocking the vast mineral potential of North Hemlo. Through strategic partnerships, extensive geological data analysis, and a comprehensive exploration programme, the Company is focused on identifying and developing both precious and base metal resources.

Dead Otter Trend – Geochemistry, Structural and Exploration Focus

Following consultation with First Nations communities, First Class Metals has obtained an exploration permit for the following activities:

 Targeting high-potential sites along the Dead Otter trend.

 Focused on the Dead Otter structure, especially the historical showing area (3.1 ppm Au, 0.59% Mo) and the extension along strike to the southeast.

 Clearing drill access trails and stripping at a high-grade zone 3 km southeast of Dead Otter Lake, where historical sampling returned:

 The Dead Otter zone has reported elevated values of molybdenum and tellurium, both closely associated with gold systems in the Hemlo region.

, further confirming the presence of a gold-bearing trend.

 These targets will be prioritised for stripping and detailed analysis to enhance understanding of the mineralisation system.

The location of First Class Metals' North Hemlo Project, situated approximately 20 kilometers north of Barrick Hemlo, presents several strategic advantages. 

This proximity to a well-established mining operation enhances the project's visibility and reinforces its credibility within the mining sector. Being close to Barrick Hemlo, a recognised global leader in the industry, may also provide First Class Metals with access to valuable regional expertise and insights into best practices for exploration and development.

 The surrounding infrastructure and resources associated with a major operation like Barrick Hemlo can potentially offer logistical benefits that contribute to the future development of the North Hemlo Project. 

Overall, the advantageous location of the North Hemlo Project positions First Class Metals to capitalise on opportunities within the metals exploration sector, aligning with the growing interest in gold exploration and production in the region.

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