LaFleur Minerals Executives Detail Positive PEA Results and Production Timeline in Investor Webinar

LaFleur Minerals Inc. executives recently discussed positive Preliminary Economic Assessment results and the company's next steps toward production during a March 24 investor webinar. Chairman Kal Malhi and CEO Paul Ténière presented the PEA findings, which outline a capital-efficient project with robust economic returns for the Canadian near-term gold producer.

The company's strategy centers on a low capital expenditure mine-to-mill project that includes a wholly owned and permitted gold mill approaching restart readiness, a tailings pond, and the Swanson Gold Deposit. All three components are located in close proximity to each other, creating an interconnected economic model that executives believe provides significant advantages. The mill is expected to begin processing material this spring, supported by successful prior capital raises with another anticipated in April or May.

During the webinar, executives emphasized their expectations for a straightforward path to profitability, backed by the recently completed PEA results. The company's approach leverages existing infrastructure and advanced exploration work that has outlined expansion and scalability opportunities at the Swanson Gold Deposit. For investors seeking additional information, the latest news and updates relating to LaFleur Minerals are available in the company's newsroom at https://ibn.fm/LFLRF.

The technical information presented in the webinar was reviewed and approved by Louis Martin, P.Geo., the company's Exploration Manager and Technical Advisor, who is considered a Qualified Person for the purposes of NI 43-101 standards. This announcement was disseminated on behalf of LaFleur Minerals Inc. and may include paid advertising content. The presentation highlighted how the company's integrated approach—combining the Beacon Gold Mill, tailings pond, and Swanson Gold Deposit—creates operational efficiencies that support their production timeline and economic projections.