In a recent InvestorNews interview, Tracy Weslosky spoke with Fathom Nickel Inc.‘s (CSE: FNI | OTCQB: FNICF) CEO, VP Exploration, and Director, Ian Fraser, about the significant progress at their critical minerals projects in Saskatchewan, Canada. Speaking about their two vast projects in Saskatchewan totaling over 110,000 hectares, Ian provides an update on the drilling program at the Gochager Lake Project where they recently discovered encouraging signs of magmatic nickel sulphide mineralization.
Fathom Nickel’s focus on critical minerals extends to Platinum Group Elements (PGEs), which hold significant value, especially in applications like hydrogen fuel cells and catalytic converters. Ian says that their recent drilling encountered high-grade PGEs, suggesting the presence of a substantial magmatic source, further underscoring the potential of their projects.
Speaking about Fathom Nickel’s seasoned management team with prior experience in moving projects from exploration to production, Ian talks about their proximity to major players and infrastructure. Saskatchewan’s reputation for mining and development, along with Fathom Nickel’s positive rapport with local First Nations, adds a layer of confidence.
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About Fathom Nickel Inc.
Fathom is an exploration company that is targeting magmatic nickel sulphide discoveries to support the rapidly growing global electric vehicle market.
The Company now has a portfolio of two high-quality exploration projects located in the prolific Trans Hudson Corridor in Saskatchewan: 1) the Albert Lake Project, a 90,000+ hectare project that was host to the historic and past producing Rottenstone deposit (produced high-grade Ni-Cu+PGE, 1965-1969), and 2) the Gochager Lake Project, 22,000+ hectare project host to a historic, NI43-101 non-compliant open pit resource; the Gochager Lake deposit (4.3M tons at 0.295% Ni and 0.081% Cu defined 1967-1970), an analogous drill tested nickel occurrence of drill intersections >1.% Ni (Mal Lake last drilled in 19674), and the Borys Lake Zn-Cu-Pb+Ag occurrence.
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