Lac Gold (LAC) Q1 2027 TU earnings summary
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Q1 2027 TU earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
September 2026 drilling at Astoria supported the potential to grow the existing 1.66Moz Rouyn resource; an updated estimate is targeted for Q1 2027.
Results reinforced a geological model of broad mineralised envelopes containing higher-grade internal zones, with ongoing drilling and technical work intended to guide future exploration and development evaluation.
Financial highlights
Quarter-end cash was A$9.854m; cash declined from A$13.342m at quarter start, including A$10k of adverse exchange-rate movements.
Quarter cash outflows included A$2.735m for exploration and evaluation, A$450k for staff costs and A$494k for administration and corporate costs; interest received was A$201k.
Payments to related parties totalled A$345k, comprising directors’ fees, salaries and associated costs.
Outlook and guidance
Updated Rouyn Mineral Resource Estimate is targeted for Q1 2027, incorporating 52 holes from the 2026 campaign, historical drilling and revised geological interpretation.
December-quarter priorities include continued Rouyn drilling, remaining 2026 assays, resource publication, next-phase drill design, technical studies and environmental and permitting work.
Metallurgical testwork will assess opportunities to improve gold recovery from argillite-hosted mineralisation, which represents ~10% of the current Rouyn resource.
Golden Patricia data compilation and 3D interpretation will continue to support target generation, while Rouyn remains the immediate operational and capital priority.
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