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Troy Minerals Hits REE Mineralization in First Two Drill Holes from 2023 Drill Program at Lac Jacques
Troy Minerals Inc. announces promising drill results from Lac Jacques rare earth element property, despite recent market volatility. The company expects to drive shareholder value with a healthy treasury of over $3 million and no debt -
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Troy Minerals Announces Upcoming Drill Program at Its High Grade Ree Lac Jacques Project in Quebec
Troy Minerals Inc. announces details of 2024 winter/spring drill program at the Lac Jacques rare earth element property, located in Quebec, Canada. The program will test geochemical anomalies and ground-truth geophysical results -
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Troy Minerals Recently Completed Drone Magnetic Survey Identifies Ree Trend at Lac Jacques
Troy Minerals Inc. announces the results of the 2023 drone magnetics survey on the Lac Jacques rare earth element (REE) property, featuring a significant magnetic anomaly associated with magnetite content in syenitic intrusive rocks. The company will commence further work to identify drill targets for the winter 2024 drill program using the data collected, including magnetics, soil geochemistry, and geology. The press release also provides information about the company's other mineral exploration projects. -
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Troy Minerals Appoints Leading International Mining Expert As First Member of Its Newly Formed Strategic Advisory Board
Troy Minerals Inc. has announced the formation of a strategic advisory board to advance its projects and enhance shareholder value. The company has appointed Michel Jébrak, a highly experienced economic geologist, as part of the advisory board. With over 40 years of distinguished career, numerous accolades, and significant contributions to the field, Mr. Jébrak's appointment is expected to benefit the company's projects, particularly the Quebec Lac Jacques rare earths project. The company also plans to add more qualified candidates to its advisory board in the coming weeks.
