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Inventus Mining Begins Phase 3 Drill Program at Pardo Project

Inventus Mining Corp. has commenced a Phase 3 drilling program at its Pardo Project near Sudbury, Ontario. The program will include approximately 6,000 metres of drilling across 155 holes. The objective is to explore the extension of gold-bearing layers in the area.

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Inventus Mining Corp., a Canadian mining company, has launched its Phase 3 drill program at the Pardo Project, which is fully owned by the company and located near Sudbury, Ontario. The drill program is significant in its scale, aiming to cover around 6,000 metres through a total of 155 holes. The primary goal of this extensive drilling effort is to test the extensions of multiple gold-bearing layers present in the Pardo area, which has been previously noted for its gold mineralization potential. Inventus Mining aims to enhance its understanding of the Pardo Project’s geology and potentially increase the mineral resource estimates through this drilling campaign. The results from this program are anticipated to be valuable for assessing the economic viability of the project in the context of current market conditions for gold.

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