Show Notes
Nuvau Minerals CEO Christina McCarthy joins Mining Stock Daily to introduce the company’s Matagami project in Quebec, where the first-ever drilling focused on gold at the Thundermine target returned 139 g/t gold over 4.45 metres. McCarthy discusses the largely unexplored gold potential across Nuvau’s massive 1,400-square-kilometre land package, alongside a potential restart of the historic base-metal operation using existing permitted infrastructure. With an updated PEA expected soon and an option to acquire Glencore’s permitted mill for $5 million, Nuvau is evaluating a strategy where future production could ultimately fund district-scale gold and base-metal exploration.
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