Canadian company LaFleur Minerals (CNSX:LFLR) is now fully permitted and funded to restart production at its Beacon Gold Mill and Swanson Gold Deposit in Abitibi, Quebec, Canada’s largest gold-producing belt.
The company shared in a virtual investor conference that it is “evolving from explorer to a gold producer in 2026 to 2027 in a major jurisdiction with significant upside potential.”
Vice President for Exploration Marc Ducharme said that they closed a public offering amounting to C$11 million in June 2026 to continue the recommissioning at Beacon Gold Mill and additional drilling at Swanson.
“Swanson is (our) flagship advanced exploration stage project with over 36,000 meters of historical drilling and LaFleur has completed over 25,000 metres of drilling, emphasizing the project’s exploration and development potential with numerous gold-bearing regional structures.”
The project’s 2026 updated mineral resource estimate is at 160.3 kilo ounces gold in the indicated category and 66.8 kilo ounces gold in the inferred category.
Meanwhile, Beacon Gold Mill’s restart is scheduled towards the end of 2026, with a processing capacity of over 750 tons per day and the ability to produce gold from Swanson and other nearby gold deposits.
“The biggest reason bullish investors are still underestimating this story? Part of it is that building confidence is also building momentum,” Ducharme said in answering a question.
“One drill hole doesn’t make that difference. But I’m looking at these wide areas of mineralization that we’re intersecting (as we explore), and I’m expecting more of the same, and whether another Swanson is sitting on that project.”
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