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  1. First Nordic Metals Corp. is consolidating assets in northern Sweden and Finland, including a district-scale license near Storjuktan and a joint venture on the Barsele gold project.

Metallurgical Tests Confirm High Gold Recovery at Barsele Project in Sweden

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Goldsky Resources Corp announced positive metallurgical test work results for the Barsele gold project in Sweden. Tests conducted on composite samples from the Central and Avan ore bodies showed overall gold mass balance recoveries of 89.6% for the Central sample and 90.8% for the Avan sample. These tests utilized gravity concentration and cyanide bottle-roll leach methods and are part of the program supporting the Preliminary Economic Assessment for Barsele.

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The high recovery rates confirm that the Barsele mineralization responds well to a conventional gravity-cyanidation flow sheet. These characteristics support the continued advancement of the project's Preliminary Economic Assessment, laying groundwork for future optimization testing.

First Nordic Metals Corp. is consolidating assets in northern Sweden and Finland, which includes a joint venture on the Barsele gold project.

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Who's involved

  • CentralOperates the Barsele gold project in Sweden.
  • SwedenLocation of the Barsele gold project.

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  • CentralSpeculative

    Central might see increased investment and potential revenue as the metallurgical test work validates the project's viability.

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