Core Viewpoint - Argo Gold Inc. has expanded its mineral claims in the Rottenstone Belt, now totaling 26,600 hectares, and is positioned to advance mineral exploration in a historically underexplored area with promising geological indicators [1][4]. Company Developments - The company acquired an additional 4,608 hectares of mineral claims in the Rottenstone Belt, located 140 km north of La Ronge, Saskatchewan [1]. - Argo has completed a compilation of historic data on its mineral claims, identifying additional prospective exploration areas with anomalous gold, silver, and copper [4]. - The company has entered into a marketing contract for social media engagement, with an initial term of 90 days and a payment of CAD$15,000 [7]. Industry Context - The Rottenstone Belt has seen minimal exploration since the late 1960s, but recent exploration results have sparked renewed interest in the area [1]. - Historical mining in the region, particularly the Rottenstone Mine, produced significant quantities of nickel, copper, gold, and platinum group metals [2]. - Saskatchewan is ranked third globally for mineral exploration and mining investment attractiveness, providing a favorable environment for Argo's exploration activities [5].
Argo Expands Mineral Claim Position in the Rottenstone Belt, Saskatchewan