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Drilling Programs Define New Zones as Gold Still Targets $5,000

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Drilling Programs Define New Zones as Gold Still Targets $5,000 Issued on behalf of Lake Victoria Gold Ltd. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Nov…
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  • Gold will reach $5,055 per ounce by late 2026 driven by sustained central bank accumulation

    80% confidence
  • Lake Victoria Gold is executing dual-track strategy: developing Imwelo toward first production within 12 months of construction while maintaining optionality through Barrick's fully funded exploration

    80% confidence
  • The Q3 results from Barrick highlight a systematic and technically strong approach to unlocking the Tembo geology

    80% confidence
  • The high-grade results exceeded expectations and demonstrate exceptional potential of flagship project which ranks as one of highest-grade undeveloped open pittable gold deposits in Canada

    80% confidence
  • Q3 2025 was highly successful with construction of Stage 3 Plant under budget, multiple financial records, and company is in strongest financial position in history

    80% confidence
  • Core hole LADD031 demonstrates that the BIF is still thick and well mineralized at 570m depth toward the projected northwest edge of Adumbi deposit

    80% confidence
  • Gold will reach $5,055 per ounce by late 2026 driven by sustained central bank accumulation

    80% confidence
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