Heritage Mining has acquired property-wide airborne magnetic and electromagnetic (EM) data for the Melba Project in Northeastern Ontario. The new datasets cover the company’s 3,886-hectare land package, providing a technical platform to map subsurface geological features such as magnetic contacts, structural breaks, and conductive horizons.

The company plans to integrate these findings with recently obtained high-resolution LiDAR data to improve geological modelling and refine its exploration strategy. The technical team will use the combined information to identify areas where geophysical and structural indicators coincide, which will in turn guide future mapping, prospecting, and potential drill-testing programs.

“Securing the property-wide magnetic and EM datasets represents another major step forward in our systematic evaluation of the Melba Project. When combined with the high-resolution LiDAR data recently obtained by the Company, we now have a powerful group of complementary datasets that can be used to better understand the structural and geophysical architecture of the property.”

— Peter Schloo, President, Chief Executive Officer and Director of Heritage Mining Ltd.

The immediate technical work involves integrating these datasets into the project’s geological model to generate and rank new drill targets. Heritage intends to place specific emphasis on identifying conductive responses along interpreted faults and shear zones.

Read the full announcement: Heritage Secured Property - Wide Magnetic and Electromagnetic Data, at the Melba Project