Loncor has prime deposits for themselves and is now looking to swiftly increase its own gold resource through focused drilling at the Adumbi deposit. Loncor’s attributable resource currently stands at 2.67M Ozs of inferred and 0.6M ozs of indicated resources.
* PEA relates to Preliminary Economic Assessment
Looking to further explore the potential of numerous targets for further discoveries, for example, ground along the Adumbi trend such as Imbo East
ABX has a JV with Loncor over 1 894km2 of Loncor’s Ngayu ground plus a new similar JV agreement over 2 contiguous exploitation permits. Diamond drilling over numerous early-stage Tier 1 targets began in June 2020 as they continue to highlight the importance of the JV in looking for the next Kibali type project
Loncor has prime deposits for themselves and is now looking to swiftly increase its own gold resource through focused drilling at the Adumbi deposit. Loncor’s attributable resource currently stands at 2.67M Ozs of inferred and 0.6M ozs of indicated resources.
* PEA relates to Preliminary Economic Assessment
Looking to further explore the potential of numerous targets for further discoveries, for example, ground along the Adumbi trend such as Imbo East
ABX has a JV with Loncor over 1 894km2 of Loncor’s Ngayu ground plus a new similar JV agreement over 2 contiguous exploitation permits. Diamond drilling over numerous early-stage Tier 1 targets began in June 2020 as they continue to highlight the importance of the JV in looking for the next Kibali type project
Loncor has prime deposits for themselves and is now looking to swiftly increase its own gold resource through focused drilling at the Adumbi deposit. Loncor’s attributable resource currently stands at 2.67M Ozs of inferred and 0.6M ozs of indicated resources.
* PEA relates to Preliminary Economic Assessment
Looking to further explore the potential of numerous targets for further discoveries, for example, ground along the Adumbi trend such as Imbo East
ABX has a JV with Loncor over 1 894km2 of Loncor’s Ngayu ground plus a new similar JV agreement over 2 contiguous exploitation permits. Diamond drilling over numerous early-stage Tier 1 targets began in June 2020 as they continue to highlight the importance of the JV in looking for the next Kibali type project
Welcome to Loncor Resources Inc.
Loncor Resources Inc. (TSX:LN; OTCQX:LONCF; FSE:LO51), is a Canadian gold exploration company focused on projects on the Ngayu Belt in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (the “DRC”). The company is looking to further expand it's current resources and exploration targets, while benefitting from a JV partnership with Barrick Gold (TSX: ABX)(NYSE: GOLD) with Barrick targetting in excess of 6 priority targets across Ngayu.
- Two hundred and twenty kilometres away, Barrick Gold (ABX) has built one of the world’s great new gold mines in the DRC - the Kibali Mine, producing a record-breaking 814,027oz in 2019 at “all-in sustaining costs” of US$693/oz*.
- ABX is looking to consolidate its position in the NE of the DRC and in June 2020 began a diamond drill program on the Joint Venture (JV) with Loncor over numerous targets on the Ngayu Belt, while adding a new similar JV in June 2020 for two contiguous exploitation permits. However, some of the priority targets have been retained by Loncor to explore themselves.
- Loncor arguably offers the largest direct exposure to the gold potential of the North East DRC, backed up by individuals who know the DRC well.
- Loncor’s team has previously delineated +/-13 million ounces of gold resources in the 15 years of operating in the DRC, with the huge Ngayu Belt now the focus.
- Loncor holds exploration permits covering an area of 3,534 km2 of the Ngayu Archaean greenstone belt in the northeast DRC
- Loncor currently holds an attributable inferred gold resource of 2.67million ounces, and 0.6 million ounces of indicated resources. The Imbo Project alone contains 2.5M ozs of inferred gold resources (84.68% attributable to Loncor) at grades similar to ABX's Kibali mine.
- The Imbo area was mined on a relatively small scale in the 1930s by Belgians, with the majority of output originating from our major focus, Adumbi.
- On June 10, 2020, a NI 43-101 technical report on the Imbo Project was filed on SEDAR and confirmed the inferred resource increase, having been prepared by Minecon Resources and Services Limited with an effective date of April 17, 2020. A copy of the said report can be obtained from SEDAR at www.sedar.com.
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