VanadiumCorp concludes soil geochemical survey at Lac Laura gold-copper property, Québec

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VanadiumCorp Resource Inc. [TSXV: VRB; OTCQB: VRBFF; FSE: NWN] reported the successful completion of a soil geochemical sampling program at its wholly owned Lac Laura gold-copper property, located in the Chibougamau Mining District of Québec.

The program was carried out by Explo-Logik Inc. of Val-d’Or, Québec. The objective of the work was to collect modern geochemical data over prospective structural corridors on the property, refine geological interpretations, and assist in prioritizing future exploration targets.

A total of 314 B/C horizon soil samples were collected across a systematic grid encompassing the Lac Laura Shear Zone and the Chibougamau Copper Shear Zone. The survey targeted prospective structural and geological trends identified through previous exploration and was designed to generate modern geochemical data to enhance target definition, prioritize follow-up work, and support future drilling programs.

All collected samples have been submitted to AGAT Laboratories, an independent, accredited analytical laboratory, for sample preparation and geochemical analysis.

In addition to the planned soil survey, field crews identified a prospective outcrop within a historical stripping area on the property. Company management is scheduling a site visit in the coming days to inspect these exposures and assess their geological characteristics and mineralization potential. Analytical results will be integrated with historical exploration data and geological mapping to support future exploration planning and target development.

“The completion of this program represents another important step in advancing our exploration portfolio in the Chibougamau Mining District,” said Kristien Davenport, President, CEO and Director of VanadiumCorp. “The collection of 314 soil samples at Lac Laura provides valuable new data that will help guide our exploration strategy. We are particularly encouraged by the identification of new outcrop exposures on the property and look forward to evaluating their significance during our upcoming site visit.”

The Chibougamau Mining District is a well-established mining region known for its gold, copper, vanadium, and critical mineral occurrences. VanadiumCorp believes that the application of modern exploration techniques to historically explored properties may provide opportunities to identify and refine new exploration targets.

The company will provide further updates once analytical results have been received, reviewed, and interpreted by its technical team. The company also recently completed a rock chip sampling program at its Lac Doré vanadium-iron-titanium project. Details of that program will be provided in a separate news release.

Lac Laura Property (gold-copper): Soil samples were processed and analyzed using Aqua Regia digestion with ICP-OES/ICP-MS finish for multi-element geochemistry. The survey was designed to identify geochemical anomalies associated with gold, copper and related pathfinder elements.

Explo-Logik Inc., headquartered in Val-d’Or, Québec, provides geological consulting, field services, project management, and exploration support to mining companies operating throughout Québec and Eastern Canada.

VanadiumCorp Resource Inc. is advancing critical minerals and precious metals projects in Québec, including its flagship Lac Doré vanadium-iron-titanium project, the Iron-T project, and the Lac Laura gold-copper property.


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