Lahontan Gold Targets 2027 Production at Santa Fe Mine

Lahontan Gold Corp. (TSX.V: LG) (OTCQB: LGCXF) (FSE: Y2F) is advancing its Santa Fe Mine project in Nevada’s Walker Lane, targeting initial gold production by 2027. The past-producing asset hosts a 1.539 million-ounce indicated gold resource, and the company plans to conduct expansion drilling and an updated economic study. Final construction permits are anticipated by late 2026 or early 2027. Additionally, the newly acquired West Santa Fe property and a historic tailings program could provide low-capital pathways to resource growth and production acceleration.

Gold continues to play a critical role in the global financial system, with central banks actively buying and major producers struggling to replace depleted reserves. This structural backdrop is drawing attention to junior miners with credible production pathways in stable jurisdictions. Lahontan Gold is positioning itself within this window, leveraging its portfolio of four gold and silver properties in Nevada. The company’s strategy focuses on restarting the Santa Fe mine, which has existing infrastructure and potential for rapid development.

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