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Fancamp Reports Combined Gold-in-Soil and EM Anomalies, and Defines Target for 2025 Exploration at New Brunswick Acadian Gold

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Fancamp Exploration Ltd.
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, March 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Fancamp Exploration Ltd. (“Fancamp” or the “Company”) (TSX Venture Exchange: FNC) is pleased to announce initial exploration results of Acadian Gold, a joint venture with Lode Gold Resources Inc. for the advancement of a district scale, 445 km² under-explored land package, located in a highly prospective region for gold and polymetallic mineral discovery, in northern New Brunswick.

The integration of soil geochemistry and geophysical data has indicated the potential for highly prospective mineralized systems at McIntyre Brook, and defined new targets which would be subject to further exploration in 2025. These results build positively on previously announced findings and enhance the potential for a gold-copper discovery at McIntyre Brook.

The results received from a soil geochemical survey conducted in November 2024 in the northeast area of the McIntyre Brook property, in close proximity to a series of EM conductors revealed from the fall HeliTEM² survey (refer to press releases dated October 18, 2024, and January 20, 2025), indicates the potential for a near source of gold mineralisation.

Highlights

  • The Heliborne HeliTEM² Survey revealed, among other aspects, the presence of a series of EM conductors in the northeastern part of the McIntyre Brook Property, which create an open ellipsoid over a significative area (refer to Figure 2).

  • The initial soil geochemical survey conducted in November 2024 at the periphery of the southeast and northeast area of the conductors revealed the presence of gold-in-soil anomalies associated with Arsenic (As), Antimony (Sb) and Tungsten (W) anomalies.

  • The area is also characterized by a 275 ppb Au stream sediment downstream from the conductive area. This sample was the highest value returned from the 1981 regional stream sampling program conducted in the area by the Geological Surveys Branch of New Brunswick.

These new results from McIntyre Brook reveal coincident gold-in-soil anomalies and prominent electromagnetic conductors, significantly enhancing the potential for a substantial gold-copper discovery. These promising targets are situated within the geologically favorable Wapske Formation, structurally defined by the McIntyre Brook and Ramsay Brook faults. Furthermore, analysis of new HeliTEM² magnetic and radiometric data has identified additional faulting and a coincident elevated radiometric signature, potentially indicative of rhyolites or hydrothermal activity—key indicators of significant gold mineralization in the Wapske Formation. Consequently, this area at McIntyre Brook has been designated a high-priority target for the Acadian Gold's 2025 exploration program, offering considerable potential for a new gold discovery.